Lo strappo
- 138pagine
- 5 ore di lettura
Budge Wilson Libri
Budge è celebrata per la sua scrittura di narrativa sia per bambini che per adulti, approfondendo le complessità della psiche e dello sviluppo umano. Il suo lavoro, caratterizzato da acuta intuizione e stile raffinato, esplora spesso temi di identità e crescita. Budge porta una prospettiva unica nella sua narrazione, attingendo a una vasta esperienza nell'istruzione, nella psicologia e nelle arti. Le sue narrazioni risuonano con i lettori di tutto il mondo, offrendo profonde riflessioni sulla condizione umana.
Before Green Gables
- 480pagine
- 17 ore di lettura
Before she had arrived at Green Gables, Anne Shirley had a difficult early life. Orphaned as a baby, she was sent from one foster-home to the next, caring for other people's children even though she was but a child herself, and escaping from her dark reality through the power of her vivid imagination.
After Swissair
- 126pagine
- 5 ore di lettura
The tragic crash of Swissair Flight 111 on September 2, 1998, resulted in the loss of all 229 passengers and crew. In the aftermath, a diverse group of responders, including emergency personnel, fishermen, and military members, mobilized to assist in the recovery efforts. Local residents played a vital role, not only in supporting the investigation but also in providing comfort to the grieving families of the victims, highlighting the profound impact of community solidarity in times of tragedy.
Positioned towards the western end of the English Channel, the port of Falmouth has played an important part in the nation's maritime affairs for centuries. This book examines the development of the town, its harbour and its shipping, as well as looking at the people who have spent their working lives around the Fal estuary and the magnificent Cornish coast.
"Anne auf Green Gables" erzählt die bewegende Vorgeschichte von Anne Shirley, die nach dem Tod ihrer Eltern in Pflegefamilien aufwächst. Mit elf Jahren findet sie bei Matthew und Marilla Cuthbert ein neues Zuhause. Budge Wilson bringt die Geschichte spannend und rührend im Stil von L. M. Montgomery zurück.
Als Katie die Auffahrt zum Haus hochging, kam sie am Auto ihres Vaters vorbei. Er war also zu Hause. „Bitte mach, dass es ihm heute gut geht“, flüsterte sie. Das Leben im Haus der Familie Collicut wird immer schwieriger. Der Vater von Katie und Daniel ist entweder ständig mürrisch oder abgrundtief deprimiert. Er kann es nicht ertragen, wenn Katie für den Klavierwettbewerb übt, der ihr so sehr am Herzen liegt. Und Daniel verbietet er, bei einer Theateraufführung mitzuspielen. Was ist bloß aus ihrem Vater geworden, der Früher immer so liebevoll gewesen war. Wird er jemals wieder so sein wie damals?
