The book presents comparative analysis of Sartre work as a novelist, playwright, and philosopher-existentialist. It portrays Sartre as a symbol of the 20 Century culture, its complexity, trials, and tribulations."--
Agatha's cousin Marie Antoinette has come to stay. She can speak two languages, has lovely manners and wears a stylish blue beret. Agatha thinks Marie Antoinette is perfect. So why does Agatha have a stormy feeling in her tummy? This is a story about overcoming jealousy and gaining empathy (because nobody is perfect, not even glamorous little cousins!) The third title in the popular Agatha series with be enjoyed by children and parents alike. Beautifully illustrated by Anna Pignataro
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