Skip to content
Comparor Shopping ExperienceMake informed choices

Normal People

(9780571334650) - Sally Rooney - Main - Faber & Faber - London, United Kingdom - Category: 1945 ) - Edition: 1st paperback ed - Format: 288 pages - Publication date: 02 May - Publisher: Faber & Faber; Main edition (2 May 2019)

SponsoredThis site contains affiliate links for which we may receive compensation. More information
This product has not been found in any sponsored store recently, please check similar products from our sponsors or review other stores we offer where you may find the product.

 Similar products

Sponsored
CHECK PRODUCTS/PRICES ON THE WEBSITE

Connell and Marianne grow up in the same small town in the west of Ireland but the similarities end there In school Connell is popular and wellliked while Marianne is a loner But when the two strike up a conversation awkward but electrifying something lifechanging begins Normal People is a story of mutual fascination friendship and love It takes us from that first conversation to the years beyond in the company of two people who try to stay apart but find they can't.

This product in Comparor

CategoryThis product is cataloged in our store in these categories
InternationalFind this product in one of our international stores
ColorsPredominant colors of the product
Tags
Million copies soldNormal People

Identifiers

Brand
Faber and Faber
ISBN
Faber and Faber 0571334652
ID
8759980

Key Features

Author
Sally Rooney
Category
1945 )
Dimensions
198 x 129 x 17 mm
Edition
1st paperback ed
Edition statement
Main
Format
288 pages
Height
129 mm
Imprint
Faber & Faber
ISBN
9780571334650
Languages
English
Number of pages
266
Publication date
02 May
Publication place
London, United Kingdom
Spine width
23 mm
Weight
254 g
Width
198 mm
🤖 Hello! I can help you choose what you need, answer product questions and find offers. What are you looking for?
AI shopping assistant using Comparor’s catalogue. AI may make mistakes; check the offer details before buying.
Comparor AI BETA 2.0
Online
Restart the conversation?