Pelyah | Furniture Woman

Book Woman Furniture by Pelyah
 Psychological novel – The metamorphosis of an invisible woman, the awakening of a forgotten desire.

 "Femme meuble" (Furniture Woman), by Pelyah, tells the story of Catherine, 44. A town hall employee in a village in the Var region, married for twenty years to a man who no longer touches her, and the mother of grown children, she has faded into the background, becoming a piece of furniture in her own home. The arrival of Andy, a 22-year-old intern, changes everything. Her unfiltered questions awaken Catherine to her own life. Thus begins a slow and powerful reclaiming of her body, her desires, and her place in the world.

 Technical Details & Composition

 · Author: Prince
 ISBN: 979-10-43545-18-4
 Genre: Psychological novel
 Number of pages: 610 pages
 • Format: 148 mm x 210 mm

 Main features

 A sensitive exploration of female invisibility and the slow erosion of desire within a couple.
 A universal portrait of a woman who, on the cusp of fifty, decides to no longer be a victim of her life.
 A powerful reflection on the reappropriation of the body and intimacy after years of erasure.
 • Immersive writing that captures the nuances of human relationships and the power of silent metamorphoses.
 A novel that celebrates the audacity of women who choose to exist, finally, for themselves.

 Furniture Woman by Pelyah – Because even a piece of furniture woman can decide to become a masterpiece.