The Poet's Wife - Rebecca Stonehill - Grāmatas - Bookouture - 9781909490512 - 2014. gada 26. septembris
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An unforgettable journey into the heart of one family torn apart by war. Granada, 1920. Free-spirited Luisa and young poet Eduardo fall in love, cementing a bond that can never be broken. Behind the jasmine filled courtyard, perched amongst houses like clouds on a hilltop, stands a beautiful villa; Carmen de las Estrellas. Beneath its walls live Eduardo and Luisa with their thriving family, but war is looming, casting its shadow over the household. When Civil War finally breaks out, Luisa and Eduardo must fiercely protect those dear to them. Yet these are turbulent times, and as each of their children begin to make their way in the world, the solace of home cannot shield them from the horrors of war. The Poet?s Wife is an extraordinary piece of storytelling spanning over fifty years ? a heart- wrenching novel of a family devastated by war but bound together by love, loss and hope, told through the eyes of three remarkable women. ?Rebecca Stonehill?s debut, ?The Poet?s Wife? is a beautiful and powerful book. Unforgettable, an epic tale peopled with characters so vivid they jump off the pages and take residence in your heart. The writing is beautiful, heartfelt, the descriptions evocative, the sense of time and place exquisite. Nothing I say can do this book justice. Please read it. You will be glad you did.? Renita D?Silva


440 pages, black & white illustrations

Mediji Grāmatas     Paperback Book   (Grāmata ar mīksto vāku un līmēto muguru)
Izlaists 2014. gada 26. septembris
ISBN13 9781909490512
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Lapas 440
Izmēri 198 × 131 × 24 mm   ·   426 g
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