Peter Orner lee en el sótano de su edificio, lee mientras cuida a su hija en una plaza, lee en hospitales y en una selva tomada por la revuelta sandinista, lee durante su divorcio, lee a través de la distancia y la pérdida, lee para sentirse acompañado durante la enfermedad y la muerte de su padre.
Laura and Franck move back in Burgundy with their young daughters to tackle their newest project, a derelict 16th-century winemaker's cottage located behind Franck's family home.
El relato de "Los Mutchinick Schmukler" abarca tres siglos: XIX, XX y XXI; se inicia con el arribo al puerto de Buenos Aires a fines del siglo XIX de ambas familias, que coinciden en establecerse en Colonia Clara, provincia de Entre Ríos.
From Menifee to Ohio – The Ginter Family is a first-person memoir documenting the life of Otto Fleenor Ginter, born in 1915 in Menifee County, Kentucky.
I Slipped Out of My Skin and Forgot the Way Back is a confessional memoir about the roles we play in order to survive, to be accepted, and sometimes to lose ourselves.
In this raw account of deliverance, the author exposes the little-talked-about demoralizing lies we tell ourselves that cement in our soul, twist our character, and crush our dreams.
From Streets to Sneakers is the story of a boy from Katlehong who grew up on dusty streets, learned resilience the hard way, and rose into a man whose presence, style, and spirit built a legacy far bigger than he ever imagined.