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Michel Strogoff : Moscou-Irkoutsk. 1re partie Jules Verne Les personnages sont des silhouettes floues qui peinent à prendre corps dans l’imagination du lecteur, mais qui ont une certaine présence. L’écriture est élégante et immersive, mais l’intrigue est trop complexe pour … Continued

Whylah Falls | George Elliott Clarke As someone who has struggled with my own health and wellness in the past, I can appreciate the value of a supportive and non-judgmental guide, and I think that this book provides a valuable … Continued

Whylah Falls | George Elliott Clarke As someone who has struggled with my own health and wellness in the past, I can appreciate the value of a supportive and non-judgmental guide, and I think that this book provides a valuable … Continued

What They Don’t Know | Anita Horrocks The books exploration of the human condition was both unflinching and compassionate, a nuanced portrayal of our strengths and weaknesses, our hopes and fears. It was a story that made me think and … Continued

What They Don’t Know | Anita Horrocks The books exploration of the human condition was both unflinching and compassionate, a nuanced portrayal of our strengths and weaknesses, our hopes and fears. It was a story that made me think and … Continued

American Autopia: An Intellectual History of the American Roadside at Midcentury : Gabrielle Esperdy No pets allowed, and they may close early if the ripe fruit runs out. The story unfolds through a series of letters, making it a unique … Continued

American Autopia: An Intellectual History of the American Roadside at Midcentury : Gabrielle Esperdy No pets allowed, and they may close early if the ripe fruit runs out. The story unfolds through a series of letters, making it a unique … Continued

L’origine de l’herméneutique de soi. Conférences prononcées à Dartmouth College, 1980 : Michel Foucault L’auteur a une façon résumé vous faire ressentir le suspense qui est fb2 déroutant. C’est un livre qui sent le renfermé, comme si les idées avaient … Continued

L’origine de l’herméneutique de soi. Conférences prononcées à Dartmouth College, 1980 : Michel Foucault L’auteur a une façon résumé vous faire ressentir le suspense qui est fb2 déroutant. C’est un livre qui sent le renfermé, comme si les idées avaient … Continued

Die Erfindung der Einsamkeit , Paul Auster Die Idee von “hausgemachtem Honig”, der alle Süße ist, die jemand begehrt, ist eine schöne Metapher für die Einfachheit und Authentizität der wahren Liebe. Die Verwendung der Sprache durch den Autor war meisterhaft, … Continued