TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 9月13日 00時43分

Mistakes, in Elena Ferrante's new novel The Lying Life of Adults, are like prized family jewels, handed down from one generation to another. Both tend to cause strife and reveal weaknesses, but they're also very hard to let go of. In the latest work from the Italian author to be translated into English, Ferrante (not pictured here, or anywhere) builds on the coming-of-age themes of her venerated Neapolitan series: the ferocious inner lives of young women, and how the things they inherit—be they beauty, brains or bracelets—are both a blessing and a curse. Read more at the link in bio. Photograph by @elizavetaporodina for TIME

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