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Could you please add this translated edition of L'Arrache-mots?

* Title: The Storyteller's Tale
* Author name: Judith Bouilloc
* ISBN: 9782493897220
* Publisher: Rivka
* Publication Date Year: 2024
* Publication Date Month: August
* Publication Date Day: 28
* Page count: 272
* Format: ebook
* Description (blurb):
An enchanting novel about a librarian with a wonderful gift and the mysterious suitor who proposes to her.

Iliad is a snatchwords: She can breathe life into words by speaking them aloud. Thanks to this wonderful gift, the young woman has become the most famous storyteller in the kingdom of Esmeria.

When she receives an anonymous and very advantageous marriage proposal from a member of the royal family, Iliad, chaperoned by her flamboyant grandmother, sets off to the capital, where she is to meet her mysterious suitor.

But Iliad, coming from a middle-class family with no money or title, doesn’t know anything about court life. With her peculiar sense of fashion and her awkwardness, she finds that life in Babel is more trying—and perilous—than she expected…

* Language: English
* Link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DD4HT9KF?...

Already in the database: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

It just needed to be combine - done that. Please note it might take a while to show properly in the system.

Hi Martina, thanks for your reply.

I notice a couple of glitches in the description, though. Would it be possible to change it to:

The Storyteller’s Tale is an enchanting novel about a librarian with a wonderful gift and the mysterious suitor who proposes to her.

Iliad is a snatchwords: She can breathe life into words by speaking them aloud. Thanks to this wonderful gift, the young woman has become the most famous storyteller in the kingdom of Esmeria.

When she receives an anonymous and very advantageous marriage proposal from a member of the royal family, Iliad, chaperoned by her flamboyant grandmother, sets off to the capital, where she is to meet her mysterious suitor.

But Iliad, coming from a middle-class family with no money or title, doesn’t know anything about court life. With her peculiar sense of fashion and her awkwardness, she finds that life in Babel is more trying—and perilous—than she expected…