One of the 20 Longlisted titles for the Orange Prize for Fiction 2011.
On the eve of World War II, two Hungarians meet in Paris and fall in love. But past secrets and the approaching conflict test their devotion to the limit. The Invisible Bridge by Julie Orringer is atmospheric and masterfully told.
In September 1937 Andras, a young Hungarian student, leaves his family and heads for Paris on a scholarship to study architecture. Before he sets off he is given a mysterious letter to post on arrival in Paris. It is addressed to an Hungarian woman and no reason is given why it cannot be posted from Budapest.
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In September 1937 Andras, a young Hungarian student, leaves his family and heads for Paris on a scholarship to study architecture. Before he sets off he is given a mysterious letter to post on arrival in Paris.
The Invisible Bridge features in the following genres: Historical Fiction, eBooks of the Month, Fiction, Recommendations
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The Invisible Bridge was written by Julie Orringer and published by Viking an imprint of Penguin Books Ltd