LOST IN TRANSLATION

NOTE EDITORE

Did you know that the Japanese have a word to express the way sunlight filters through the leaves of trees? Or, that there's a Swedish word that means a traveller's particular sense of anticipation before a trip? Lost in Translation, a New York Times bestseller, brings the nuanced beauty of language to life with over 50 beautiful ink illustrations. The words and definitions range from the lovely, such as goya, the Urdu word to describe the transporting suspension of belief that can occur in good storytelling, to the funny, like the Malay word pisanzapra, which translates as 'the time needed to eat a banana' . This is a collection full of surprises that will make you savour the wonderful, elusive, untranslatable words that make up a language.

AUTORE

Ella Frances Sanders is a twenty-something writer and illustrator who intentionally lives all over the place, most recently Morocco, the United Kingdom (Somerset) and Switzerland. She likes to create books with real pages while drawing freelance things for charming people and she is not afraid of questions or bears.

ALTRE INFORMAZIONI

• Condizione: Nuovo
• ISBN: 9780224100809
• Dimensioni: 198 x 20 x 172 mm
• Illustration Notes: Full colour throughout
• Pagine Arabe: 52