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Please enter your name here. You have entered an incorrect email address! Stay Connected. Weekly Horoscope. Pride - 11 August 0. Occultnik Cabal. Heathens respond to hate by fighting back John Farrell - 24 July 0. Tattoo Tarot Peggy Kellar - 12 September 0. This site uses cookies. Find out more. Ok, thanks! An elegant study of the way technology, time, and war influence the personal behaviors of individuals, All the Light We Cannot See illustrates that there are still stories to be told about this harrowing time in history.
They are risk takers, daredevils, quiet renegades, women trying to find their way on unusual paths. Michael and Pauline fall in love at first sight and subsequently marry in the patriotic fervor following Pearl Harbor. The two quickly discover their polar-opposite personalities. Frequent fighting soon strains their relationship and home life.
After decades of marriage, both must re-examine their lives and how their marriage of opposites has affected so many lives. The novel opens when wheelchair bound historian Lyman Ward decides to chronicle the lives of his extraordinary grandparents and their struggles in the Western frontier. Their story takes them from boom towns in Colorado, to near starvation on the banks of an Idaho river, to near-peace in California. The novel won the Pulitzer Prize in As the years pass, each character remains tied to that accusation and while being immersed in a world at war.
Part crime story, part romance, part history, this heartbreaking novel deserves its designation as a modern classic.
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First published in , this beautiful, brief novel so disturbed critics and the public that it was banned in America for decades afterward. Now widely read and admired, The Awakening has been hailed as an early example of the modern novel. Taylor Greer leaves Kentucky to begin a new life in the West, never imagining the strange shape this journey will take. Left with a 3-year-old girl by a Cherokee woman in Oklahoma, Greer decides to keep the toddler and make a life together. A pair of flat tires in Tucson forces the two to settle down and try to make a real home.
The novel is a tale of freedom, friendship, love, and resourcefulness: with a light dose of wit and humor. How do individuals manage to have spiritual interactions with deity? When she wins her school spelling bee, Eliza Naumann discovers her previously-unknown talent with letters, which changes her life completely. Saul Naumann, a cantor, has devoted his life to Jewish mysticism; he uses this knowledge as he coaches Eliza, preparing her for both upcoming spelling bees and her own route through mysticism.
Aaron, too, keeps his actions secret. Dido Kent, at 35 years old, is considered to be a hopeless spinster—but solving mysteries gives her life a sense of purpose. He vanishes, and then a murdered woman is found on the grounds of Bellfield Hall, and Dido must figure out if the two are connected. A young couple sneaks onto the estate of Lydia Blessing and leave a box containing a baby.
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Skip Cuddy, the caretaker, finds the baby and decides to keep her. The result is a touching look at what makes a person or a life and how decisions are really made. But it is difficult for him to avoid the conflicts in his world: his older brother Joe, arrested for involvement in the IRA, begins a hunger strike in prison, and a local criminal is blackmailing Fergus into smuggling mysterious packages across the Irish border.
When he discovers a body in a peat bog, Fergus begins dreaming of a murder victim, whose story intertwines with his own, helping him to understand the choices he needs to make. A coming-of-age story set in a turbulent era, Bog Child mixes modern history with bronze-age Ireland in a haunting novel with plenty of topics to discuss. In this powerful story of courage, hardships, surviving and healing, a Chinese-born mother and her America-born daughter explore their past. Although tragedy has marred their lives, Tan explores three generations of women who, despite vastly different circumstances, are tied by the common bonds of heritage.
The Book Thief rotates around an unlikely pair: the narrator—death—and the young Liesel Meminger, whose father has disappeared for being a communist and whose mother soon vanishes. On the way to a foster home in Musling, Germany, her younger brother dies, and at the small grave side service, she steals a book from one of the grave diggers about how to dig graves. Books become intertwined with dying, with the powerful destructive forces of Nazi Germany all around her. Death, unable to resist Liesel, comments and explains, adding a layer of sardonic wit to this story that will linger, haunting, in your memory.
A random encounter with a book called Using Energy changed the world for William Kamkwamba. Just a teenager, Kamkwamba turned to his small local library for education; when he learned about windmills he decided to build one.
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His story spread beyond his small country, helping him become a source of inspiration about how ingenuity and determination create change. Wilder, the playwright of the American classic Our Town and the only person to win the Pulitzer Prize in both fiction and drama, uses the event of bridge collapse in 18 th century Peru to examine the human condition through the eyes of an investigating monk. As Brewster and his brother Cody grow closer to Tennyson and Bronte, the twins begin to understand the implications of pain, both physical and emotional, as well as the nature of sacrifice and the depths of relationships.
This Beehive Award nominee novel will challenge readers to consider their interactions with the people they love. Agnes Magnusdottir, a young working woman, has been charged with the murder of her employer. While she awaits the time of her execution, she is sent to live at a farm owned by a family in northern Iceland. She chooses a young priest there, Father Tovi, to tell her story to. Based on the true story of the last person executed in Iceland, this historical novel uses beautiful writing to tell a devastating story.
The Buried Giant proves that yes, indeed, it can. It tells the story of Axl and Beatrice, an older couple living in a small village in post-Arthurian England. They, as well as most of the population of this version of Britain, are influenced by a mysterious memory problem. Their drive to remember their lives directs the story of their adventures with ogres, knights, pixies, sinister monks and menacing soldiers until they finally reach a sleeping dragon.
Along the way, they and readers discover some important truths about family, marriage, history, and memory.
There she is forced to play her violin during the death marches of the Jewish prisoners. The two stories intertwine into a moving tale of faith, loss, art, and courage. She gathers the stories of her experiences in this remarkable memoir. The chapters alternate between telling the intimate stories of the laboring mothers in this poor part of post-war London and describing the often-humorous accounts of living at Nonnatus House, the convent where Worth was based.
The stories here vary widely, some grim, some joyful, just as the lives of the families did in that time; the sometimes-gritty medical details are fascinating, but the real drama comes in the experiences of mothers determined mostly to make a good life for their babies. Charles, Caroline, Mary, and Laura Ingalls pack their wagon and set out on a cold day in February, leaving their home in the Big Woods of Wisconsin to settle a farmstead in Indian Territory. She experiences many of the same trials that Wilder wrote about, but seen through adult eyes they become both more terrifying and more relatable.
A novel that will resonate with readers who loved Little House as well as those who just love a well-told historical fiction that brings to vivid life a historical time and place. Two Brooklyn boys meet through a softball game and become fast friends, despite very different background.
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Reuven comes from a Jewish family with modern, American leanings. Danny is heir-apparent to his father, a conservative Hassidic Rabbi. The novel is an exploration of fatherhood, faith, Judaism, and a friendship that defies the odds.
The second most famous Christmas story ever told. Ebenezer Scrooge, a miserly businessman, learns the true meaning of Christmas after he is visited by the ghosts of Christmases past, present, and future. Bah humbug! Filled with memories from his childhood in Alabama, this memoir from Truman Capote pays tribute to his distant cousin Miss Sook Faulk.
Capote spent his childhood with distant relatives, but it was the old-maid cousin with whom he formed a special bond; making fruitcake, cutting their own tree, and celebrating a tipsy yuletide from the leftover moonshine-soaked fruitcake. A Christmas Memory is full of the tenderness and innocence of childhood.