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Et si le plus beau cadeau que son mari pouvait lui faire après quarante ans de mariage, c'était de la quitter ? À l'aube de ses soixante ans, la vie bien rangée de Véronique vole en éclats. Son mari lui annonce qu'il est amoureux d'une autre et veut divorcer. Face à un avenir qu'elle n'a jamais envisagé, la panique la submerge. Poussée par ses enfants et ses amis, Véronique entame pourtant un long chemin de reconstruction. Ce périple sur les sentiers bretons devient un voyage intérieur, à la rencontre de la femme audacieuse qu'elle n'aurait jamais dû cesser d'être.

Es ist 1987 und Cora ist auf dem Weg zum Amt, um die Geburt ihres Sohnes anzumelden – und seinen Namen. Noch ahnt sie nicht, wie sehr dieser Moment ihr Leben und das ihres Sohnes prägen wird. Coras Mann Gordon, ein allseits beliebter Arzt, erwartet, dass sein Sohn nach alter Tradition den Namen des Vaters bekommt – und somit den von Generationen herrischer Männer vor ihm. Ihre Tochter Maia möchte den kleinen Bruder Bear nennen, und Cora selbst bevorzugt Julian, in der Hoffnung, dass ihr Sohn sich so zu einer eigenständigen Persönlichkeit entwickeln kann.

Changer de vie, se rapprocher de la nature, qui n’y a jamais songé ? Ce projet tentant se révèlera périlleux pour Éléonore, autrice montréalaise de talent. Après le succès inespéré d’un roman introspectif, elle décide d’embrasser le rêve tant convoité de son amoureux, Christian, en acquérant une propriété en plein coeur des Laurentides. Au menu : creuser la veine créative, dans un cadre idyllique. Cependant, ses espoirs d’une vie paisible au sein de la forêt québécoise prennent rapidement une tout autre tournure.

Comment prendre une décision juste quand tout est en mouvement ? Et s’il existait d’autres manières de lire le réel qu’une approche figée ou simpliste ? Bienvenue dans Trois souffles, un horizon, le podcast qui explore la pensée chinoise et le Yi Jing (le Livre des Changements) pour éclairer nos vies modernes. Nous sommes trois : Stéphanie (architecte d’intérieur), David-Olivier (ingénieur) et Florence (consultante en Feng Shui). Trois parcours singuliers, trois regards complémentaires unis par une même boussole : la sagesse millénaire de la Chine ancienne, mise au service ...

What if someone truly embraced the belief that Ask and you shall receive? Join us for a delightful exploration of the unexpected changes in the life of mild-mannered spinster Miss Philura and her neighbors in their quaint American township after she is inspired by an electrifying lecture. -- anneflebari

The Law of Attraction is not about wishful thinking or blind optimism. It is about learning how your thoughts, beliefs, emotions, and expectations shape the direction of your life before visible action takes place. This collection brings together the most influential manifestation and abundance texts ever written. These works teach you how to shift your inner assumptions, remove resistance, and consciously direct success, money, and opportunity in any area of your life.

In this captivating follow-up to The Transfiguration of Miss Philura, we delve deeper into the life of the mild-mannered Miss Philura. Will her unwavering belief in the phrase Ask and you have already received hold true, or will her cherished hopes be crushed beneath the weight of disapproval from her fellow parishioners and neighbors? With a blend of wit and gentle critique, this story paints a vivid picture of life in a small American township, especially the evolving roles of its female residents at the dawn of the 20th century. Summary by Anne F. Books in the series 1 - The Transfiguration...

In her debut novel, Romer Wilson delves into the life of Martin Schüler, a gifted young German composer navigating the tumultuous years leading up to the Great War. Driven by an insatiable desire to create a timeless masterpiece, Schüler sacrifices his personal relationships, plunging into a series of tumultuous and unequal love affairs. This compelling narrative not only captures Schülers internal battle between his earthly passions and his quest for eternal fame but also paints a vivid picture of Europe on the brink of catastrophe. - Summary by Expatriate

Step into the tumultuous world of World War I with Romer Wilsons striking novel, If All These Young Men. Set against the backdrop of Good Friday 1918, this compelling character study follows a group of spirited twenty-somethings in England grappling with the pervasive shadow of war. At the heart of the story is Josephine Miller, a determined and introspective young woman who refuses to indulge in the trivialities of life while the war rages on. As she and her circle of friends confront their fears and aspirations, their lives become a poignant reflection of the angst faced by young ...

Step into the haunting world of Blood of the Vampire, a captivating Gothic novel that invites comparisons to Bram Stokers Dracula and Le Fanus Carmilla. Meet Harriet, a vampire who grapples with her unintentional killings as she seeks to find her place within the confines of a Victorian convent. This thought-provoking tale explores themes of eugenics, race, and class, offering a fresh perspective on vampirism as a medical affliction rather than a mere supernatural curse. Join us as we delve into Harriets journey of integration and self-discovery, narrated by Lynne T.

In this engaging volume, I aim to provide young readers with a vivid and personal insight into the diverse and expansive territory known as the Austro-Hungarian Empire. This unique collection of provinces, united under a single ruler, is fascinatingly the only significant country in the world without a distinct language of its own, as its various ethnic groups—German, Slav, Magyar, and others—each communicate in their own tongues. While the book primarily focuses on Austria and Tyrol, it also offers glimpses into other provinces, including Dalmatia and Bosnia, ensuring a well-rounded ...

This carefully curated collection brings together some of the most influential works ever written on mindset, strategy, influence, discipline, psychology and inner mastery. Timeless texts that have shaped leaders, thinkers, and strategists, carefully updated for modern listeners.

Titus A Comrade of the Cross weaves a tale rich in suspense and drama, grounded in truth. Set in the time of Christ, it follows the journey of Titus, a young man from the lowest echelons of society, burdened by a father who is a thief and a beloved brother, Stephen, who is crippled. Despite his fathers criminal life, Titus yearns for something greater. When he hears about Jesus, everything changes. As he and Stephen delve deeper into the teachings and miracles of Jesus and his disciples, they are faced with profound choices that could alter their destinies. Along the way, Titus encounters ...

Dive into this captivating sequel to Titus A Comrade of the Cross, crafted in a distinct style yet equally unforgettable, brimming with excitement and suspense! The author masterfully weaves together multiple narratives, skillfully building tension and leaving you on the edge of your seat as the story races toward its thrilling climax. Follow the harrowing journey of a blind girl and her brother, struggling to survive in Egypt amidst the looming threat of the slave trade. With hope dwindling, they catch wind of miraculous events unfolding in Jerusalem. Desperate to escape, they embark on a ...

Rosary unfolds a poignant love story as Gareth Dalmain falls deeply for the Honorable Jane Champion. Though she returns his affections, Jane grapples with insecurities about her appearance, fearing Gareth’s love may be fleeting. Just as she finds the courage to trust him, fate intervenes with devastating news Gareth has been blinded in a hunting accident. Jane longs to be by his side, but Gareth, wanting love rather than pity, refuses her visit. Undeterred, Jane enlists the help of their mutual friend and doctor to become his nurse under a pseudonym, allowing her to discover the new Gareth ...

In Mask, we explore the hidden façades we all wear to shield our true thoughts and emotions. Alison Terry, a compassionate young woman with a sharp mind but naive innocence, embarks on a tumultuous journey to New York alongside her unpredictable husband, Phil Howland. As they navigate the hardships of cheap boarding-house living and Phils questionable circle of friends, Alison confronts a harsh reality her husband’s selfishness and lack of ambition. A tragic accident that claims the life of their beloved child shatters their world, but it also becomes the catalyst for transformation. With ...

On the surface, Mary appears to be the quintessential literary heroine beautiful, lively, and accomplished. She stands to inherit a vast fortune from her aunt, but theres a catch she must marry before her twenty-third birthday, or her inheritance will slip away. The only problem? Marys heart is already fiercely devoted to her girlfriend, Felice. Will love conquer all, or will societal expectations tear them apart?

If you loved The Rosary by Florence Barclay, prepare to be captivated by Mistress of Shenstone. When Lady Myra Ingleby receives a telegram announcing her husbands death in the war, she is overwhelmed by a wave of sorrow that threatens to consume her. Struggling under the weight of her grief and the stress it brings, Myras doctor recommends a month-long retreat to a quaint seaside town, where she can start anew under an assumed name. At the Moorhead Inn, she unexpectedly finds a passionate romance that will keep you on the edge of your seat and tug at your heartstrings. - Summary by Celine ...

In Heart of Philura, Mrs. Kingsley masterfully captures the essence of life in the rapidly evolving 1900s, exploring the triumphs and trials faced by women striving to make a living in vanishing professions. From the washerwoman and butter-woman to the hardworking dressmaker, she highlights the stark contrasts between the affluent socialites of Boston and the unsung heroines laboring behind the scenes. As old farmers navigate change alongside educated youth, the narrative delves into the complexities of life, including the stigma surrounding illegitimate children and their ripple effects on ...

A nineteenth-century novel about a bisexual, biracial vampire, written by a forgotten legend of Victorian horror A Penguin Classic Published the same year as Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Florence Marryat’s The Blood of the Vampire introduced readers to one of the most revolutionary protagonists of...