Change the Water for the Flowers. Three. Major Bestsellers of France. Set of 2 Books

Valérie Perrin was born in 1967 in the French city of Gien. Today she is one of the main contemporary French writers. Her books consistently occupy the top spots on French bestseller lists. Valérie Perrin is a literary phenomenon of our time.
She is an author, photographer, and screenwriter working with the world-renowned director Claude Lelouch. His film «A Man and a Woman» won the «Palme d'Or» at the Cannes Film Festival and two Oscars.
The novel «Change the Water for the Flowers» has been translated into 30 languages.
Violette Toussaint dares to do something that would have seemed absurd to her in a past life: she agrees to take the job of a cemetery caretaker. Violette gets to know the regulars of this unusual place, who are happy to come in to warm up on a chilly day, have a cup of coffee, and talk about life. Strangely enough, in this somber place, Violette realizes that love for people and life can save a person from everything in the world. The main thing is not to shy away from the boldest and sometimes even craziest actions.

The novel "Three" has been translated into 30 languages
Nina, Étienne, and Adrien have been inseparable since childhood. It has always been friendship and never love, although each of them only had to take one step towards it. Growing up, they drifted apart and became the complete opposite of who they once dreamed of being.
Betrayal, unspoken words, and death divided them. But perhaps there is a way back? To their true selves and to each other.

The set includes two books: "Three" and "Change the Water for the Flowers"

Three
Nina, Étienne, and Adrien have been inseparable since childhood. It has always been friendship and never love, although each of them only had to take one step towards it.
Growing up, they drifted apart and became the complete opposite of who they once dreamed of being.

Change the Water for the Flowers
To forget about a terrible tragedy, Violette Toussaint moves to another city and takes the job of a cemetery caretaker.
She hopes that the proximity to death will help her regain interest in life.
Gradually, Violette gets to know the regulars of this place. Both the living and the dead. Caring for them distracts her from her own grief.
She serves tea to some on a chilly day and listens to their stories. She brings fresh flowers to others and makes sure that no one disturbs their peace.
Here, Violette finds friends and possibly even something more.
But there is such pain in her past that she cannot hide from it even in an ancient cemetery.
And Violette has no idea how to deal with it.