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Het Diner by Herman Koch · Booklabria

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Het Diner

SuspenseThriller

Het Diner

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First published: 2009
Editions: 30 in 5 languages

Synopsis

Het diner is een roman uit 2009 van de Nederlandse auteur Herman Koch. Het diner gaat over vier ouders (twee broers en hun echtgenoten) wier loyaliteit jegens hun kinderen op de proef wordt gesteld wanneer blijkt dat die een misdaad op hun geweten hebben: in hoeverre mag je je kinderen blijven beschermen?

Subjects: Suspense
Thriller
Family life
Families
Psychological
Parent and child
Set in: Netherlands
Amsterdam
The Netherlands
Niederlande

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30 in 5 languages

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English15 German5 Dutch4 French3 All 5 languages

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