Literary Fiction· Serbia
The Tiger's Wife
by Téa ObrehtAggregate Editorial Score85/100
★Women's Prize for Fiction
Published 2011361 pagesEnglish
About This Book
Published in 2011, The Tiger's Wife established Téa Obreht as one of the defining voices in literary fiction. A young Serbian doctor tries to piece together the mystery of her grandfather's final journey, interweaving his wartime past with folk tales about a deathless man and a tiger's wife. Obreht's Orange Prize-winning debut is a stunning blend of realism and magical folklore. Themes of myth, Balkans, war run through the work. The book has received recognition from Women's Prize for Fiction 2011.
Awards & Recognition
Women's Prize for Fiction
winner · global
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