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    Foreign Fruit is a 2003 fictional novel by British author Jojo Moyes. The story is set in 1950s Merham, a seaside town where the arrival of bohemian newcomers to a stark Art Deco house upsets the town's social order. The rebellious newcomers draw in two local girls, Celia Holden and Lottie Swift, setting in motion events that will have long-lasting consequences for all involved. Nearly fifty years later, as the house comes back to life, its current inhabitants stir up strong feelings that prompt reflection on the past and whether you can ever truly leave it behind. The document provides publishing details such as translation rights sold and contact information for film/translation inquiries.

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    Foreign Fruit is a 2003 fictional novel by British author Jojo Moyes. The story is set in 1950s Merham, a seaside town where the arrival of bohemian newcomers to a stark Art Deco house upsets the town's social order. The rebellious newcomers draw in two local girls, Celia Holden and Lottie Swift, setting in motion events that will have long-lasting consequences for all involved. Nearly fifty years later, as the house comes back to life, its current inhabitants stir up strong feelings that prompt reflection on the past and whether you can ever truly leave it behind. The document provides publishing details such as translation rights sold and contact information for film/translation inquiries.

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    Foreign Fruit is a 2003 fictional novel by British author Jojo Moyes. The story is set in 1950s Merham, a seaside town where the arrival of bohemian newcomers to a stark Art Deco house upsets the town's social order. The rebellious newcomers draw in two local girls, Celia Holden and Lottie Swift, setting in motion events that will have long-lasting consequences for all involved. Nearly fifty years later, as the house comes back to life, its current inhabitants stir up strong feelings that prompt reflection on the past and whether you can ever truly leave it behind. The document provides publishing details such as translation rights sold and contact information for film/translation inquiries.

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    Foreign Fruit

    BOOK
    FICTION
    World Hodder and Stoughton
    2003

    By Jojo Moyes Translation Rights Sold


    Books Sheila Crowley, +44 (0)20 7393 4288, crowleyoffice@curtisbrown.co.uk Czech Euromedia Group
    Translation Rights Katie McGowan, +44 (0)20 7393 4425, katie.mcgowan@curtisbrown.co.uk Danish Forlaget Cicero
    Translation Rights Claire Nozieres, +44 (0)20 7393 4425, claire.nozieres@curtisbrown.co.uk
    Theatre, Film and TV Nick Marston, +44 (0)20 7393 4450, nick@curtisbrown.co.uk Dutch Uitgeverij De Kern
    French Editions Bragelonne
    Merham is a well-ordered 1950s seaside town: the kind of town in which everyone German Rowohlt Verlag
    knows their place (and those who don't are promptly put in it). Lottie Swift, an evacuee Hebrew Yedioth
    who has grown up with the respectable Holden family, loves Merham, while the Hungarian Cartaphilus
    Holdens' daughter Celia chafes against the constraints of the town. Italian Mondadori Arnoldo
    Korean Sallim Publishing
    When a group of bohemians takes over Arcadia, a stark Art Deco house on the
    Norwegian Cappelen Damm
    seafront, the girls are as drawn to its temptations as Merham's citizens are appalled by
    Portuguese (BR) Editora Intrinseca
    them. They set in place a chain of events both within the Holden family and Merham
    itself which will have longstanding and tragic consequences for all concerned. Russian Atticus Publishing
    Group
    Slovak Ikar
    Now, almost fifty years on, Arcadia is returning to life, and its inhabitants are stirring up
    strong feelings again, prompting more than one person to look into their own romantic Spanish Penguin Random
    House
    history and ask: Can you ever leave your past behind?
    Swedish Forum
    Turkish Pegasus Yayincilik

    Film Rights
    p Available

    Contact Jessica Cooper for more


    information

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