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Open Your Heart
A much-celebrated auto-fictional feminist memoir, finally available in English. In this frank and unforgettable book, celebrated Québécois writer Alexie Morin becomes the subject of her own story as she places a childhood friendship under a microscope. An autobiographical novel set in a small industrial town in Quebec during the 1990s, Open Your Heart recounts the story of a difficult friendship between two girls brought together by illness and operations suffered at a young age. One girl suffers from severe strabismus, while the other was born blue. The first, defiant, feels that something is wrong with her, while the second is an angelic child loved by all. One becomes a writer, and the other dies at eighteen, during an operation that should have saved her life. In this debut novel, Morin stakes out an exceptional pursuit for truth in these old memories as she grapples with death, love, bonding and solitude.
Web Designer's Idea Book, Volume 4
Discover the latest trends in web design! Looking for inspiration for your latest web design project? Expert Patrick McNeil, author of the popular Web Designer's Idea Book series, is back with all new examples of today's best website design. Featuring more than 650 examples of the latest trends, this fourth volume of The Web Designer's Idea Book is overflowing with visual inspiration. Arranged categorically, this fully illustrated guide puts important topics like design styles, elements, themes and responsive design at your fingertips. This new volume also includes a detailed discussion of portfolios to help you stay ahead of the pack and keep your portfolio fresh and relevant. The world of web design is constantly reinventing itself. Stay on top of what's hot with the latest installment of this indispensable reference.
The Vital Birth Records of Nashua, New Hampshire, 1887-1935
This information was taken from the published City of Nashua, New Hampshire Annual Reports. There were many births at home during this period that were not registered in the year of birth but were later reported to the city clerk. These late recordings were never recorded in subsequent annual reports. (To find out about these births one would have to make a request to the Nashua city clerk.) The births are recorded as follows: last name, first name, date of birth, gender, birth number of child in family, father's name and place of birth, mother's name and place of birth. Finally, colored or stillborn children are so designated at the end of the entry. The information is presented in an easy-to-use alphabetical format.
Ouvrir son cœur
Ce livre s’appelle Ouvrir son cœur. Le sujet de ce livre, c’est la honte. Ce livre raconte ma vie, des morceaux de ma vie. Il raconte la solitude d’une enfant, l’école peuplée de camarades qui savaient, eux, comment être des enfants, comment être un groupe, alors que je ne savais pas. Il raconte l’histoire de mon œil. Il raconte les chirurgies, la peur, et l’amitié fusionnelle et jalouse avec une petite fille lumineuse, que la mort guettait. Il raconte une adolescence atrabilaire et secrète. Il raconte une petite ville industrielle, son usine immense et inhumaine, aux allures de vaisseau générationnel, et l’été de terreur et d’hébétude que j’y ai vécu, avant ...
The Healing Heart for Communities
The Healing Heart provides powerful examples of the use of stories and storytelling in encouraging resiliency, empathy, respect, and healing. These engaging books contain stories, and narratives about the use of the stories in activities with different populations (children, teens, those with disabilities, seniors, inmates, etc.) or which address specific social or community problems (addictions, poverty, violence, racism, environmental degra-dation, homelessness, abuse). The books are a collective effort containing the expertise of more than 60 storytellers and health professionals who illustrate the power of story in moving others to commitment and action, in building self-esteem and mutua...
Ouvrir son coeur
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Rue Duplessis
Né d’un père analphabète et d’une mère peu scolarisée, Jean-Philippe Pleau a grandi à Drummondville, rue Duplessis, dans une famille ouvrière. Les circonstances de sa vie lui ont cependant permis de poursuivre des études universitaires en sociologie et de devenir animateur de radio. Il est aujourd’hui étranger au monde d’où il vient, sans vraiment appartenir à celui dans lequel il a abouti. Rue Duplessis est l’histoire de cette déchirure sociale. Un récit émouvant où Jean-Philippe Pleau raconte sa migration intérieure, parfois violente, souvent étonnante, jamais banale. Le roman d’une vie qui se lit comme une lettre d’amour adressée à ses parents: un amour séparé par une distance de classe.
Ouvrir Son Coeur
Ce livre s'appelle Ouvrir son coeur. Le sujet de ce livre, c'est la honte. Ce livre raconte ma vie, des morceaux de ma vie. Il raconte la solitude d'une enfant, l'école peuplée de camarades qui savaient, eux, comment être des enfants, comment être un groupe, alors que je ne savais pas. Il raconte l'histoire de mon oeil. Il raconte les chirurgies, la peur, et l'amitié fusionnelle et jalouse avec une petite fille lumineuse, que la mort guettait. Il raconte une adolescence atrabilaire et secrète. Il raconte une petite ville industrielle, son usine immense et inhumaine, aux allures de vaisseau gén.
