Vianne is a beautiful, rebellious and extremely talented chocolatier who lives a nomadic life with her daughter Anouk. Chocolat (1999)Ĭhocolat is probably Harris’ most famous novel, an unforgettable tale of a strong woman who completely changes the small, quiet and sleepy French village of Lansquenet and lifts its inhabitants’ spirits. But when Effie discovers Henry’s true side and the dangerous depths of his hypocrisy, her hidden feelings will soon come to the surface. Henry Chester is an artist who becomes infatuated by Effie and makes her his bride.Īll 12 Liane Moriarty Books in Order Including Children’s Booksīut Henry and Effie are very different and she is far from the ideal he sees in her. Something completely different from Harris’ melancholic, beautiful stories, such as Chocolat, this is a dark gothic tale set in 19th century London. Alice will find herself in a twisted world of obsession, hatred and revenge and blood. It reveals the story of two friends and a mysterious woman who bewitched them both and is buried in Grantchester churchyard, but definitely not forgotten. Very soon, Alice’s predictions will become true, after she finds an old diary in Ginny’s room. Ginny is beautiful, with a sinister group of friends who Alice is repelled by. Joanne Harris Books in Order (By Release Date) The Evil Seed (1992)Īlice used to be passionately in love with Joe and obviously not over him since she becomes madly jealous of his new girlfriend Ginny. The French Market: More Recipes from a French Kitchen (2005).My French Kitchen: A Book of 120 Treasured Recipes (2003).Peaches for Father Francis – Peaches for Monsieur le Curé (2012).
The Lollipop Shoes/The Girl with No Shadow (2007).
Joanne Harris Books in Order (At a Glance) Non-Series Her most famous novels are the ones belonging to the Chocolat series.
Joanne Harris has written 22 books, some of them belonging to a series of novels but most of them can be read as standalone novels. Joanne Harris Books in Order (By Release Date) How Many Books Has Joanne Harris Written?
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