New literary releases gain attention in Brazil and abroad

Recent literary releases are gaining significant attention in the Brazilian market. Clarissa Accioly’s novel, ‘À Sombra da Amendoeira’, explores themes of domestic violence, psychological abuse, and mental health through the perspective of a woman seeking a new beginning after losing her autonomy within a marriage.

Other notable works include ‘Quando’ by Carla Madeira, a polyphonic novel examining family dynamics involving violence and guilt. Additionally, the American phenomenon ‘Bons Tempos: Yesteryear’ by Caro Claire Burke has sold over one million copies in the United States. The story, which follows an influencer transported to 1855, is set to receive a film adaptation starring Anne Hathaway.