Caroline George crea avvincente narrativa per giovani adulti che approfondisce le profonde profondità dell'emozione umana con notevole sincerità. Il suo stile distintivo è sia accessibile che poetico, creando una connessione immediata tra i lettori e i mondi dei suoi personaggi. Attraverso le sue narrazioni, spesso stimola la riflessione sulle complessità della vita e sull'importanza della crescita personale. La sua scrittura è caratterizzata dalla capacità di catturare l'essenza dell'adolescenza toccando temi universali come l'amore e la perdita.
Developed by the author after many years of working in church and community settings with older people, this book provides an invaluable resource for those embarking on this ministry as well as those wanting inspiration for their ongoing work. It includes reflections on ageing and spirituality.
Caroline George sweeps readers up into two different time periods with an unexpected love story that prompts us to reimagine what it means to be present with the people we love.
Caroline George once again transports readers with lush, evocative prose, leading them to ask the question: what happens when we can't even trust ourselves?
Choose to see the unseen... Julie Stryker has spent her life in the scenic streets of Charleston, South Carolina, bicycling to the local college, working at a coffeehouse, watching her family fall apart and back together. She has plans, dreams-all of which seem out of reach. Then she meets a handsome stranger at work, and she believes her life is on the brink of a much needed change. But after a tragic accident, Julie is whisked away from the only home she's ever known and confronted with a life-altering secret: The end of the world has already occurred and a portion of humankind has been kept oblivious. Tossed into a hidden world of deception, Julie must confront the truth within herself and reveal the government's layers before the end of the world becomes a permanent reality. 1st Layer: What you can see. 2nd Layer: What you know is real. 3rd Layer: What you can neither see nor know is real.