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People Like Them
Samira Sedira

Penguin Books
July 2021
On Sale: July 6, 2021
192 pages
ISBN: 0143136275
EAN: 9780143136279
Kindle: B08LPG3XYX
Trade Size / e-Book
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Thriller | Suspense

The Perfect Nanny meets Little Fires Everywhere in this intense psychological suspense novel inspired by a true story about a couple in an insular French village whose lives are upended when a family of outsiders moves in.

"People Like Them is disturbing and powerful. It explores the topics of racism and jealousy in a very subtle way. I loved it." --Leila Slimani, bestselling author of The Perfect Nanny


"Everything started one Saturday in July of 2015..."

Anna and Constant Guillot live with their two daughters in the peaceful, remote mountain village of Carmac, largely deaf to the upheavals of the outside world. Everyone in Carmac knows each other, and most of its residents look alike--until Bakary and Sylvia Langlois arrive with their three children.

Wealthy and flashy, the family of five are outsiders in the small town, their impressive chalet and three expensive cars a stark contrast to the modesty of those of their neighbors. Despite their differences, the Langlois and the Guillots form an uneasy, ambiguous friendship. But when both families begin experiencing financial troubles, the underlying class and racial tensions of their relationship come to a breaking point, and the unthinkable happens.

With piercing psychological insight and gripping storytelling, People Like Them asks: How could a seemingly "normal" person commit an atrocious crime? How could that person's loved ones ever come to terms with it afterward? And how well can you really know your own spouse?

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