"When Ida is sent away for the summer to stay with the Murphys--friends of her father, but also of Zelda and Scott Fitzgerald--she travels from New York to France and, unknowingly, into the artistic epicenter of 1929. There, she meets their haughty, sullen, and precocious daughter, Honoria, and wonders if she can be friends with the prettiest girl in the whole world. In the "perfect inverted world" of adults, one of constant play and leisure--and inebriation, of course--it's the children who most acutelyperceive the pervasive unhappiness bubbling beneath the surface gaiety"-- Autorid: Janice Shapiro
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