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Still with Me

Thierry Cohen

Kindle Edition | Pages: 287 pages

Rating: 3.47 | 1661 Users | 187 Reviews

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Original Title:	J'aurais préféré vivre
Edition Language:	English
Literary Awards:	Grand Prix Jean d’Ormesson (2007)

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Jeremy takes his life on his twentieth birthday after childhood friend Victoria rejects his love.

On his twenty-first birthday, he wakes up.

Victoria is at his side, blissfully in love with him. While Jeremy can’t remember the previous year, he savors the miracle of waking up alongside the woman he loves.

The next time he wakes, another year has passed and he finds himself a spectator of his own life. Victoria now carries his child, but the man alongside her is a disturbingly different person—a cruel, egotistical, seemingly unknowable Jeremy. Is it amnesia? Insanity? Or has the God Jeremy defied with his selfish act now cursed him?

This strange and beautiful novel tells the tale of a man lost between life and death, but connected by the love—as friend, lover, son, and father—given and taken over the course of a lifetime, a love that simply won’t let go.

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Title	:	Still with Me
Author	:	Thierry Cohen
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 287 pages
Published	:	December 11th 2012 by AmazonCrossing (first published 2007)
Categories	:	Fiction. Romance. Cultural. France

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Ratings: 3.47 From 1661 Users | 187 Reviews

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Haunting, interesting, confusing at times, but the story stays with you long after you finish. It makes you think about the consequences of your actions and how they affect others around you.

This is not your usual read. On the contrary, this one is a very interesting and thought-provoking book. The theme is so close to my heart and reading it was a painful, but cathartic experience.After I read it, I understood that this book is a result of the authors own encounter with suicide. His best friend has committed suicide and the book came as the authors response to this event, his coping mechanism to the devastating loss of a loved one.On his twentieth birthday Jeremy takes his life.

Any fans of "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" or "Memento"? This next book is unlike anything I've ever read, in a good way--no, in a fantastic way.This book was written in France, won the Grand Prix Jean d'Ormesson (which is a French book award that rewards a work capable, by both writing skill and originality, to promote the French language) and has been translated into 15 different languages since.Our protagonist, Jeremy, commits suicide on his 20th birthday after confessing his love to

At two hundred eighty-seven pages, Thierry Cohens Still with Me is a fast and suspenseful read that Id initially chosen for its brevity and otherworldly content. What I didnt expect was a deep philosophical experiencewith so widely a religious/human issue as suicidewritten in such clear language.Published by AmazonCrossing in 2012, Still with Me was originally published in France, and won Frances Grand Prix Jean dOrmesson in 2007. It has been published in fifteen countries with the version that

Quite interesting and entertaining. Got you thinking ✨

At two hundred eighty-seven pages, Thierry Cohens Still with Me is a fast and suspenseful read that Id initially chosen for its brevity and otherworldly content. What I didnt expect was a deep philosophical experiencewith so widely a religious/human issue as suicidewritten in such clear language.Published by AmazonCrossing in 2012, Still with Me was originally published in France, and won Frances Grand Prix Jean dOrmesson in 2007. It has been published in fifteen countries with the version that

The neurologist said I could start to read 20 to 30 minutes a day. Well, that was very hard with this book because I couldn't put it down, yet I had to. Intriguing, addicting, unlike anything I've ever read before, I highly recommend this book.