A copy of this beautiful edition of La luz que perdimos was dropped off at my US publisher’s office—belly-banded and shrink-wrapped —and made its way to me from Mexico. I’m looking forward to seeing how much of my college Spanish I retained.

A copy of this beautiful edition of La luz que perdimos was dropped off at my US publisher’s office—belly-banded and shrink-wrapped —and made its way to me from Mexico. I’m looking forward to seeing how much of my college Spanish I retained.

Well + Good included The Light We Lost in this list of perfect books for summer reading. Thank you so much to them for doing that!
(My favorite part of the mini review was the part where they say “this book is impossibly compelling.” Totally made my morning.)
https://www.wellandgood.com/good-advice/best-books-summer-reading-list/?fbclid=IwAR0aTzWdprA7-i-QZERvtmwCAr5yi5XmMToOMRmI4JPGZQKjeglClz6UKWU
It’s the Georgian edition of The Light We Lost. I love that it looks like Manhattanhenge on the cover.

This is the Brazilian edition of The Light We Lost. So cool to see it in person—I so love French flaps on a paperback..

When I found out that The Light We Lost was going to be published in Korean, I went out for some delicious Bibimbap.

t was so much fun to be interviewed for The Reading Lists! I talked about my writing process, the three books I’d make required reading for new authors and which book I’m most excited about reading next!
The Norwegian paperback of The Light We Lost arrived in NYC! So cool that they incorporated the hot air balloons from Lucy and Darren’s trip to Turkey into the jacket art

Here’s the French cover of The Light We Lost called Ce Qui Reste De Nous, which I think means “the rest of us.” I love the soft focus of the photograph…and the right justification of my name.

Two editions of The Light We Lost were spotted in Malaysia! I love seeing books in the wild.

It was so much fun to chat with the folks from Me Gusta Leer Mexico about The Light We Lost (La luz que perdimos).