설명
Andrea G. Pinketts weaves a captivating tale that examines the intricate complexities of truth and deceit through the lens of Niki, a pathological liar. Niki’s fabrications draw in those around her, as the narrative delves into the impact of her dishonesty on her relationships and self-perception. The author masterfully explores the emotional labyrinth created by Niki's stories, prompting readers to question not only her motives but also the nature of truth itself.
As the plot unfolds, Fernando Pivano's perspective adds depth to the narrative, presenting a contrasting view that challenges Niki's reality. His interactions with her reveal the ripple effects of her lies, igniting a thought-provoking dialogue between their contrasting worldviews. Pinketts invites the audience to ponder the stakes of honesty in a world where perceptions can be just as malleable as facts.
Through rich characterization and a keen sense of irony, the story ultimately unveils the fragility of trust and the lengths individuals will go to protect themselves. Niki's journey serves as a mirror reflecting the delicate dance between vulnerability and fabrication, illustrating that sometimes the most profound lies are the ones we tell ourselves.
As the plot unfolds, Fernando Pivano's perspective adds depth to the narrative, presenting a contrasting view that challenges Niki's reality. His interactions with her reveal the ripple effects of her lies, igniting a thought-provoking dialogue between their contrasting worldviews. Pinketts invites the audience to ponder the stakes of honesty in a world where perceptions can be just as malleable as facts.
Through rich characterization and a keen sense of irony, the story ultimately unveils the fragility of trust and the lengths individuals will go to protect themselves. Niki's journey serves as a mirror reflecting the delicate dance between vulnerability and fabrication, illustrating that sometimes the most profound lies are the ones we tell ourselves.
책 세부 정보
형식
페이퍼백
페이지
248 페이지
언어
이탈리아어
출판됨
1월 1, 1995
출판사
Feltrinelli
판본
판본 3개
ISBN-10
880781336X
ISBN-13
9788807813368