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Lily King writes a false "campus novel" and a true tribute to fiction, according to Le Monde

In "Heartfelt, the Lover," the American writer tells the story of a literature student, before reuniting with her several decades later, in a novel that Le Monde describes as filled with hope and nostalgia.

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— Le Monde — Une

The daily newspaper Le Monde devotes an article to "Heartfelt, the Lover," the latest novel by American writer Lily King. According to the newspaper, the book first follows the journey of a literature student, before returning to the same character several decades later.

Le Monde describes this book as a "false campus novel," suggesting that, despite its university setting, the narrative transcends the usual conventions of this literary genre associated with American student life.

According to the newspaper, the work is primarily a tribute to the power of fiction. Le Monde describes a novel "filled with hope and nostalgia," highlighting the way Lily King explores, across time, her character's relationship with literature and writing.

No further details about the plot, secondary characters, or the editorial context of the French translation are provided in the source article.

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