Forgotten on Sunday
Forgotten on Sunday is comfortably translated by Hildegarde Serle, though I wish she had left some of the original French for color ... This intricately plotted novel features more twisted strands than a French braid, with several flyaway mysteries that Perrin ultimately tames ... This sentimental soul-soother is further sweetened by the knowledge that several of the characters are named, at least in part, after Perrin's grandparents.
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There’s fire at the novel’s core, and magic lurking beneath its bones ... Perrin’s signature gift of transmuting quotidian circumstances into transcendent truths is everywhere apparent.
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The many admirers of Perrin’s previous novel, Fresh Water for Flowers, will be equally charmed by this beguiling tale. All other readers might be doubly rewarded.
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