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The Chemistry of tears: Peter Carey ; read by Susan Lyons.

The Chemistry of tears: Peter Carey ; read by Susan Lyons.
Chemistry of tears
Read by Susan Lyons. When Catherine's secret lover dies suddenly, she has nowhere to turn to except her work. A middle-aged curator in a London museum, Catherine is given a very particular project: a box of intricate clockwork parts that appear to be the remains of a nineteenth century automaton - a beautifully made mechanical bird. When she discovers the diary of the man who commissioned the machine, she is partially rescued from one obsession by another - who was Henry Brandling, and the mysterious, visionary clockmaker he hired to make a gift for his absent son? And what was the end result that now sits in pieces in her studio? The Chemistry of Tears is both wildly entertaining and deeply moving, a portrait of love and loss that is simultaneously delicate and anarchic. Adult. Mode of access: World Wide Web.

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Record Number 538892
ISBN 9781743117767
Author Carey, Peter
Title The Chemistry of tears Peter Carey ; read by Susan Lyons.
Edition Unabridged ed.
Publication details [Melbourne, Vic.] : Bolinda audio, 2012.
Playing time 093208
Performer note Read by Susan Lyons.
Summary Note When Catherine's secret lover dies suddenly, she has nowhere to turn to except her work. A middle-aged curator in a London museum, Catherine is given a very particular project: a box of intricate clockwork parts that appear to be the remains of a nineteenth century automaton - a beautifully made mechanical bird. When she discovers the diary of the man who commissioned the machine, she is partially rescued from one obsession by another - who was Henry Brandling, and the mysterious, visionary clockmaker he hired to make a gift for his absent son? And what was the end result that now sits in pieces in her studio? The Chemistry of Tears is both wildly entertaining and deeply moving, a portrait of love and loss that is simultaneously delicate and anarchic.
Target audience note Adult.
Subject Psychological fiction. -- Fiction
Australian fiction
Bereavement
Audiobooks
Added Entry Lyons, Susan
Internet Site https://fe.bolindadigital.com/wldcs_bol_fo/b2i/productDetail.html?productId=BOL_006521&b2iSite=5050&preview=no
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