検索キーワード： "ARIA" 大衆小説

Dopo la perdita, la fuga e l'umiliazione, Aria resta. Con i suoi figli, con il pancione, una latta di biscotti tra le mani e la memoria piena di ciò che non può dimenticare. La vediamo combattere contro la miseria, la crudeltà, la burocrazia, ma soprattutto contro il senso stesso del fallimento. La scrittura segue le pieghe del suo corpo esausto, lambendo una memoria segnata da partenze obbligate e desideri rimasti a metà. Ma in questa lotta senza quartiere resiste un istinto primordiale, una forma di amore che non chiede giustizia, solo una tregua.

Jasmine is a cancer specialist and single mother in Seattle, long estranged from her Iranian parents and heritage. When faced with the sudden accidental death of Aria, her five-year-old daughter, she finds little solace in the healing advice she's prescribed to her patients and their families. Lacking spiritual scaffolding or comforting rituals to cope, Jasmine buys a one-way ticket around the world. Along the way she writes letters: to her three greatest loves, all now dead, and to her devoted friends who encourage her to return home.

Aryna ha quindici anni e cammina sulla linea sottile tra ciò che è stata e chi può diventare. È arrivata da due anni a Torino dalla Romania, eppure sente che niente, nel mondo che la circonda, le somiglia davvero. Il nome che porta è troppo difficile per i coetanei italiani, la sua lingua madre ha troppi spigoli, il suo corpo è troppo pieno. Ed è così che inizia a stringere, ogni giorno controlla di più: il pensiero, gli affetti, il cibo. Attorno a lei, i genitori, la sorella e gli amici le paiono distanti.

Brought to you by Penguin. In Iran, 1953, a driver named Behrouz discovers an abandoned baby in an alleyway. When he adopts her, naming her Aria, he has no idea how profoundly this fiery, blue-eyed orphan will shape his future. As she grows, Aria is torn between the three women fated to mother...

In una società prebellica del 1938, George Bowling, un uomo di quarantacinque anni con una vita mediocre, decide di sfuggire alle responsabilità cittadine e alla sua noiosa routine trasferendosi nel villaggio natale in campagna. In cerca di idillio e innocenza perduti, spera di trovare sollievo dalla sua oppressiva esistenza familiare. Il romanzo "Una boccata d'aria" di George Orwell riceve un'accoglienza calorosa dal pubblico e viene considerato una delle sue migliori opere.

Tra colline di pietra bianca, tornanti, e paesi arroccati, Pietro Borzacchi sta viaggiando con il figlio Jacopo. D'un tratto la frizione della sua vecchia Golf lo abbandona, nel momento peggiore: di venerdì pomeriggio, in mezzo al nulla. Per fortuna padre e figlio incontrano Oliviero, un meccanico alla guida del suo carro attrezzi che accetta di scortarli fino al paese più vicino, Sant'Anna del Sannio.

Una voce si innamora, s'inganna, sanguina, si spezza, scompare, muta, riappare, si ritrova e s'incarna nella storia di Amina, una giovane cantante, un soprano, che ha un sogno e nell'inseguirlo cade più volte. Tradita, parte dal suo piccolo paese incastonato come una gemma nelle Piccole Dolomiti, in cerca della sua vera voce, per aprirsi ad un volo più grande fino all'Australia, all'America, alla Cina, viaggi che le permetteranno di conoscere ed apprezzare profondamente le sue origini.

An extraordinary, cinematic saga of rags-to-riches-to-revolution that follows an orphan girl coming of age in Iran at a time of dramatic upheaval It is the 1950s in a restless Iran, a country rich in oil but deeply divided by class and religion. The government is unpopular and corrupt and...

Bloomsbury presents In the Heart of the Garden by Leah Fleming, read by Nano Nagle Iris Bagshott strolls down the paths of her ancient garden, close to Lichfield in the heart of England, wondering if it is time to sell her house and land for development. She is unaware that around every corner...

Aria’s letter-writing campaign to the Doughboys was a kindness that turned into a journey of the heart. Corresponding with Donald, Joey, and the others became a part of her life. Until one unexpected soldier, Dakota Knox, changed her dreams of becoming a missionary. Instead, the young woman pleads for her new love’s safe return.

Cora has found herself in a pickle. Namely, she's dying. No one can change the hand that fate deals, yet Cora is offered a choice when she reaches the limits of what medicine can do to keep her alive. Will she defy fate and agree to an attempt to transform her into a vampire? The odds of success aren't good. Not to mention that vampires have earned a nasty reputation.

Edna St. Vincent Millay’s popular one-act play is back as a musical in Aria Da Capo (Da Capo Con Musica). Songwriter, L. J. Schulz brings Millay’s evocation of the post-World War I spiritual "wasteland" up to the moment with a score in rock, folk, gospel, and show-tune styles.

Free will is a gift from God, but he does allow us to make mistakes. Aria has me mesmerized. I hope you have enjoyed her! She may show up again with a new adventure. God bless your day.

Don't miss this heartwarming rom-com from the Kindle bestselling author of The Paris Bookshop for the Broken-Hearted ! *** ☀️This summer will change everything!☀️ Aria Summers knows what she wants. A life on the road with best friend Rosie and her beloved camper-van-cum-book-shop, and...

Determined to rebuild, Aria’s parents discover that not all families look the same—and that’s a beautiful thing. Through trial and tenderness, they create a rhythm that works for them: a home where two moms and two dads all have a place, and where love refuses to fit into one box. As Aria learns she has enough love for all of her parents, each adult grows into their own role—learning, stumbling, and becoming stronger together. Along the way, they challenge the stereotypes surrounding polyamory, showing that a family’s worth isn’t measured by conformity, but by the strength of its connections.

Juliette left home for the stage, leaving behind her husband Eli and their daughter Aria. Two years later, she’s back, not as the star she imagined she’d be, but as a woman desperate to rebuild the family she broke. But forgiveness doesn’t come easy. Aria is older and guarded. Eli is stronger and no longer hers. And the life Juliette abandoned? It’s moved on without her.

Maureen Jackson knew life as a trainee nurse wouldn't be easy, but she didn't expect her hospital to be badly bombed on her first shift. Plus Maureen still has her family and friends in Mulberry Lane to keep her busy – she's needed as much there as she is by her patients. Running the pub on the corner of Mulberry Lane, Peggy Ashley is used to taking in all sorts of waifs and strays. But the arrival of a dashing American Captain has got tongues wagging about Mulberry Lane's favourite landlady...

'Heartfelt and hopeful, this coastal tale of new beginnings, friendship, and second chances is a gorgeous, uplifting story... 5 stars from me' - Caroline James, author of The Cruise 'A thoroughly enjoyable, heartwarming story with relatable and realistic characters, and a setting that makes you...

Life is hard for all on Mulberry Lane as the war rages into yet another year. Desperate times push people into dangerous situations. Menacing shadows lurk on dark street corners, threatening the safety of those who are alone and vulnerable. When Peggy's twins are born early, Maureen and Nellie are there to lend a helping hand. The mothers of Mulberry Lane stick together despite the grim conditions of war-torn London and a shadowy fear that stalks their lives.

Bloomsbury presents Secrets We Keep by Faith Hogan, read by Flora Montgomery. Some people are good at keeping secrets but some secrets are never meant to be kept... The beautiful old Bath House in Ballytokeep has lain empty and abandoned for decades. For devoted pensioners Archie and Iris, it...