Used book - Tokyo Fiancée, Amélie Nothomb

« Fear and Trembling might give the impression that in Japan, as an adult, I was only the most disastrous of employees. Tokyo Fiancée will reveal that at the same time and in the same place, I was also the fiancée of a very singular Tokyoite. » Amélie Nothomb.

« What's the new Nothomb like? Very good! Less mocking, more luminous, she takes us to the summit of Mount Fuji with a new sensibility. » Elle.

« A style full of elegance, of fantasy... Captivating. » Valérie Gans McGarry, Madame Figaro.

« Perhaps her most beautiful novel. Because Amélie Nothomb returns to the vein of Fear and Trembling, the most personal, the most accurate. Because reading it, we laugh, we cry, we only have one desire: to go and discover Japan. » Tatiana de Rosnay, Psychologies.

« As usual, you're going to rush to get Amélie Nothomb's new novel. And you'll be right to do so. Full of subtleties, exquisite humour and cultural cruelties. » Bernard Pivot, Le Journal du Dimanche.

« In the direct line of Fear and Trembling. Clearly, Japan suits Amélie remarkably well! » Stéphanie Janicot, Muze.

« True, tender, lively, moving. Successful on all fronts. » Pierre Vavasseur, Le Parisien.

« I read it with immense pleasure. » Michel Polac, Charlie Hebdo.

« She returns to her Tokyoite vein and her most beautiful verve. Her readers will not complain, especially with such a vintage. » L'Express.

« Definitely very successful. » Delphine Peras, Lire.

« Amélie Nothomb regains the grace of her first books. Probably the most intimate novel by this definitively atypical writer. » Christine Rousseau, Le Monde.

« A novel that should delight her loyal and numerous readers. And further establish the singular destiny of its author. » Geneviève Simon, La Libre Belgique.