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The Daily Book of Classical Music
Now aficionados of this timeless genre can learn something about classical music every day of the year! Readers will find everything from brief biographies of their favorite composers to summaries of the most revered operas.
The Principle of Political Hope
"This book provides an action-theoretic view of political hope that draws on German idealism, critical theory, and American pragmatism. It offers an alternative to standard perspectives that reduce hope to either a subjective element of individual psychology or to the passive anticipation of the supposedly objective tendencies of the world itself. Featuring chapters on Immanuel Kant, Ernst Bloch, Charles Peirce, and William James, it presents hope instead as a practice of political action that both buttresses and promotes democratic experimentation. By reconstructing hope as a necessary condition for social and political engagement, it furthermore argues for the centrality of utopian thinking for practical action"--
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NovHELLa
"To have something halfway is harder than not having it at all..." Gray's debut, NovHELLa is a brutally honest and moving account of a "love" that turns to torture behind closed doors. Gray draws upon personal experience to lay bare her spiral into corrosive insecurity, and her subsequent battle to rebuild from the ashes of domestic abuse. "Sometimes you have to get lost to find yourself..." Susanna Gray was born and raised in England, and currently splits her time between the UK and South Africa. Upon graduating from the University of Warwick, Gray worked in Broadcast Journalism before becoming Director of Marketing and Media for a UK-based sports management company operating out of Cape Town. http: //sbpra.com/SusannaGray
Susanna and Sue
It was the end of May, when "spring goeth all in white." The apple trees were scattering their delicate petals on the ground, dropping them over the stone walls to the roadsides, where in the moist places of the shadows they fell on beds of snowy innocence. Here and there a single tree was tinged with pink, but so faintly, it was as if the white were blushing. Now and then a tiny white butterfly danced in the sun and pearly clouds strayed across the sky in fleecy flocks.
Being with Susanna
Behind the champagne personality that will disarm you in less than a minute, stands a woman of valor, Susanna Avesani Pinto, a professional powerhouse who is never afraid to reveal her humanity. A woman who knows that life is both precious and short, so no triumph is too minuscule for a celebration, no task is ever devoid of purpose, and no encounter with another person is just that. With a sharp edge of reckless elegance, she is a woman who will encourage you to celebrate everything -- a promotion, a fantastic new purchase, the first time you stood up to your vicious boss, a good pasta, whatever. Susanna will cause you to fall more deeply in love with your life. Without a doubt, Susanna's s...
Susanna and Sue
It was the end of May, when "spring goeth all in white." The apple trees were scattering their delicate petals on the ground, dropping them over the stone walls to the roadsides, where in the moist places of the shadows they fell on beds of snowy innocence. Here and there a single tree was tinged with pink, but so faintly, it was as if the white were blushing. Now and then a tiny white butterfly danced in the sun and pearly clouds strayed across the sky in fleecy flocks. Everywhere the grass was of ethereal greenness, a greenness drenched with the pale yellow of spring sunshine. Looking from earth to sky and from blossom to blossom, the little world of the apple orchards, shedding its falling petals like fair-weather snow, seemed made of alabaster and porcelain, ivory and mother-of-pearl, all shimmering on a background of tender green.
Susanna and Sue
Susanna And Sue By Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin
The Whiteness of Bones
In her ravishing and moving second novel, the bestselling author of In the Cut tells the story of Mamie Clarke, who sets out to lose herself in New York City. Having only previously known the fragile, magical world of her childhood on the lush Hawaiian island of Kaua’i, Mamie leaves college to visit her sophisticated aunt in New York. With her beautiful and self-destructive younger sister Claire in tow, Mamie must learn to make her way in a world of money, power, sex, and drugs. Moore’s sharp and witty book captures an unforgettable time and place—the Manhattan of the early 80s— and the powerful feelings engendered there.
