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This drama about a woman seeking an abortion in communist Romania picked up the Palm d' Or at the Cannes Film Festival ...

At midnight comes the point of balance Of danger The instant of utter stillness when between two beats of the heart an alternative reality can slip through like a blade between the ribs & switch you into a new & terrifying world FOUR PAST MIDNIGHT four heart-stopping accounts of that moment when the familiar world fractures beyond sense the fragments spinning away from the desperate clutching reach of sanity ...

They thought she was crazy & locked her away from the rest of the world Yet following a family tragedy Gia Sorentino has inherited an empire--and with it the keys to unlocking some of the most unimaginable secrets of mankind Together with three other women who possess abilities of inhuman nature Gia embarks on a journey to discover the full potential of their collective powers But along with the amazing comes the sinister & some things that should have remained hidden--including those that can threaten not only their existence but the rest of the world as well! ...

Four Quartets is the culminating achievement of TS Eliot's career as a poet While containing some of the most musical & unforgettable passages in twentieth-century poetry its four parts ' Burnt Norton' ' East Coker' ' The Dry Salvages' & ' Little Gidding' present a rigorous meditation on the spiritual philosophical & personal themes which preoccupied the author It was the way in which a private voice was heard to speak for the concerns of an entire generation in the midst of war & doubt that confirmed it as an enduring masterpiece ...

Tracklist A1 The Merry Christmas Medley A2 What Child Is This A3 The Carol Of The Bells A4 The Excelsis Deo Medley A5 The Little Drummer Boy A6 The First Christmas Night Medley A7 Joy To The World Medley B1 Santa Claus Is Coming To Town B2 Christmas Tears B3 I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus B4 The Christmas Song B5 Jungle Bells B6 White Christmas ...

On the same day that his wife gave birth to twins Anthony Doerr received the Rome Prize an award that gave him a year-long stipend & studio in Rome Four Seasons in Rome' charts the repercussions of that day describing Doerr's varied adventures in one of the most enchanting cities in the world & the first year of parenthood He reads Pliny Dante & Keats
- the chroniclers of Rome who came before him
- & visits the piazzas temples & ancient cisterns they describe He attends the vigil of a dying Pope John Paul II & takes his twins to the Pantheon in December to wait for snow to fall through the oculus He & his family are embraced by the butchers grocers & bakers of the neighbourhood whose clamour of stories & idiosyncratic child-rearing advice is as compelling as the city itself This intimate & revelatory book is a celebration of Rome a wondrous look at new parenthood & a fascinating account of the alchemy of writers

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It's midnight! shouted Skelly Sid But what do we all care? How can we think of sleepingwhen there's music in the air ? Four silly skeletons dance off with a skip & a hop & not one of them sees the GREAT BIG DROP! Luckily Auntie June is there to patch them up Even if they end up in a bit of a muddle A rollicking rhythmical story perfect to read aloud made even more zany & hilarious by Sue Hendra's bright bold illustrations Just right for making kids jump
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Bereaved by the death of their parents five sisters live in a seaside villa--growing up together sharing their grief experiences & love Oldest daughter Charlie struggles to care for her sisters in the wake of the accident that took their parents while each of the younger sisters narrates a volume of the series Each girl has her own personality & point of view & reflects some aspect of ourselves back to us Enid age 9 is outgoing with a great sense of humor; Hortense age 11 is shy & likes to be alone; Bettina age 14 is good-hearted but temperamental; Genevieve age 16 is passionate about cooking & boxing This the first volume is narrated by the youngest sister Enid A free spirit she enjoys wandering alone & talking to animals & anything she meets Her best friend Gulliver is like her offbeat & creative When Enid begins hearing ghost-like screams the two friends embark on a scary adventure These sisters are not perfect & they may not always get along but in times of need they can always count on one another Nominated for the Children&s Graphic Novel award at the Angoulême International Comics Festival About the Author Malika Ferdjoukh was born in 1957 in Algeria & has lived in Paris since she was a child While a student at the Sorbonne she often skipped classes in favor of watching American movies at the "cine-club" She writes scripts for television & has published several novels for children including Four Sisters & the multi-volume mysterydetective stories The Rain Club as well as Young Adult novels Broadway Limited & Alfred&s Reel Cati Baur was born in Geneva in 1973 After getting a master&s degree at the Sorbonne she was determined to become a cartoonist An admirer of Claire Bretecher Will Eisner & greatly influenced by the environment in which she worked she started a blog in 2004 in which she shared her daily life with a certain Princess Capiton She published two graphic novels--Holiday & I Quit Smoking--before working with Malika Ferdjoukh on Four Sisters ...

On 17 July 1918 four young women walked down twenty-three steps into the cellar of a house in Ekaterinburg The eldest was twenty-two the youngest only seventeen Together with their parents & their thirteen-year-old brother they were all brutally murdered Their crime to be the daughters of the last Tsar & Tsaritsa of All the Russias In Four Sisters acclaimed biographer Helen Rappaport offers readers the most authoritative account yet of the Grand Duchesses Olga Tatiana Maria & Anastasia Drawing on their own letters & diaries she paints a vivid picture of their lives in the dying days of the Romanov dynasty We see almost for the first time their journey from a childhood of enormous privilege throughout which they led a very sheltered & largely simple life to young womanhood
- their first romantic crushes their hopes & dreams the difficulty of coping with a mother who was a chronic invalid & a haeomophiliac brother & latterly the trauma of the revolution & its terrible consequences Compellingly readable meticulously researched & deeply moving Four Sisters gives these young women a voice & allows their story to resonate for readers almost a century after their death
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