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The reviewer in The Listener said: “Everyone seems concerned to prove Madame Solario either purist Jamesian diamond or common Ouidian paste
carefully worked-out book
nor are they old-fashioned or simplistic
Angus Wilson wrote in the New Statesman
when she comes back more than a decade later we are shown how her actions have affected those around her
Maman, What Are We Called Now? Gift Wrapping:Cambridge Imprint paper The reviewer in The ListenerTRANSLATED BY FRANCINE YORKE PREFACE BY CAROLINE MOOREHEAD 216pp ISBN 9781910263051 Maman, What Are We Called Now? was the question nine year old Sylvie asked her mother in a crowded French railway station one day during the war. But why was this such an important if not disastrous thing to ask? It was because she and her mother were Jewish, living under assumed names and with forged papers, and therefore if anyone had overheard her hesitation about