Luminare press sep 2024 (5 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Through the window of a moving bus, a child observes colorful scenes of his family's hometown.Inspired by the author's hometown of Bihac, the delightful illustrations by artist Dalila Manso whimsically capture a love of Bosnia and Herzegovina as well as the constant pull to return home. Told in Bosnian and English, this bilingual story will delight children of all ages and touch the hearts of the adults of the diaspora. Manso, Dalila (ilustrador).…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Who said BFFs had to be the same age Friendship comes in all sizes and with maximum adorableness, namely between a baby and his grandfather. Presenting Molu and Naanu, the young and the wise, in a refreshing new spin on family fun. The dynamic duo's hilarious antics will take you where no one has gone alone-on a fearless, bold adventure! This heartwarming children's picture book delves into the wonderful moments that families create while spending precious time together, inspiring cozy cuddles and treasured Storytime rituals. Get ready to laugh as you embark on a delightful ride of unconditional love and silly escapades! It's a story for everyone, with a lovely smile and a playful spirit.Imagine a life overflowing with joy, woven from the simplest pleasures, shared with the people you cherish most. Picture a world where imagination reigns, where laughter echoes, and unforgettable memories are crafted daily. Grandparents, in their radiant wisdom, are the architects of this world, nurturing a child's sense of self, fostering unshakeable confidence, and showering them with unconditional love. They are a child's first best friend, guides, unwavering champions-the very sunshine in a child's sky! Molu and Naanu celebrates these extraordinary individuals, the very foundation, the steadfast anchor that binds families together. Though time and distance may try to diminish their presence, their enduring love will forever illuminate our path. Ekanayake, Sathomi (ilustrador).…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - I googled 'how to heal a broken heart.'A list of a hundred and one ways appeared on the screen of my silver laptop. One of its suggestions was to hug a tree. I was willing to try anything and went into the nearest forest to select a large pine. I touched it first with my palms and looked up to where the branches splayed out and the tip touched the sky. The scent of its bark was of sap and fresh dirt as I laid my cheek against it. My arms slid around its solid trunk and tears spilled into all the little creases. I don't know how long I stayed. At one point I felt the temperature pass through me and drop. I smelled the air change from light moss to dense earth. Eventually I had to unwrap my arms from its mighty base, open my eyes and go home. Carmen doesn't know if she will ever heal after Eli walks out of her life again. But there is never a shortage of men, and once she resurrects her heart, she finds it colder and more careless than ever.Readers will fly through the pages of Black Monday, the debut novel by Carmen St. Andrews, as she unfolds this dangerous tale of passion and betrayal.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Chhuong So was born in 1972 in Phnom Penh, Cambodia into a family of two parents, a grandmother, three sisters, and a brother. His family's lives changed drastically in 1975 when the Khmer Rouge invaded Cambodia. Instead of going to school, the Khmer Rouge put him to work tending cattle and planting rice paddy bunches in the fields in the Bamboo Village of Prey Veng, Cambodia. Then, he was sent to work in the labor camp in Prey Clog Village of Cambodia from 1977 to 1979, until the Vietnamese army invaded Cambodia and liberated the people. By then, he had lost both parents, their grandmother, and a brother. His sister, Kom, was separated from them at the border of Cambodia and Thailand in 1979. In the years that followed, he and his remaining siblings found shelter in refugee camps and an orphanage center in Thailand where his formal education began. After an extensive interview process by UN personnel, he and his siblings were able to come to the US in 1982, where his education continued and a new life unfolded. Liberated From The Khmer Rouge is the story of the life Chhuong So built, against all odds. 376 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Chhuong So was born in 1972 in Phnom Penh, Cambodia into a family of two parents, a grandmother, three sisters, and a brother. His family's lives changed drastically in 1975 when the Khmer Rouge invaded Cambodia. Instead of going to school, the Khmer Rouge put him to work tending cattle and planting rice paddy bunches in the fields in the Bamboo Village of Prey Veng, Cambodia. Then, he was sent to work in the labor camp in Prey Clog Village of Cambodia from 1977 to 1979, until the Vietnamese army invaded Cambodia and liberated the people. By then, he had lost both parents, their grandmother, and a brother. His sister, Kom, was separated from them at the border of Cambodia and Thailand in 1979. In the years that followed, he and his remaining siblings found shelter in refugee camps and an orphanage center in Thailand where his formal education began. After an extensive interview process by UN personnel, he and his siblings were able to come to the US in 1982, where his education continued and a new life unfolded. Liberated From The Khmer Rouge is the story of the life Chhuong So built, against all odds.Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld 376 pp. Englisch. …