Elizabeth Flock Livres

Eight-year-old Carrie Parker and her little sister, tired of living in an abusive environment, concoct a plan to run away, but their escape is thwarted by a shocking revelation that will change their lives.

The narrative explores the clash between tradition and Western culture in modern India, highlighting its effects on various social classes. It delves into how ethnicity, class, and religion shape the country's evolution, while also examining the influence of pop culture and technology. This tension is particularly pronounced in the institution of marriage, revealing the complexities and challenges faced by individuals navigating these changing dynamics.

From the author of Me & Emma comes a dazzling novel of two unforgettable families bound together by their deepest secrets and haunted pasts—perfect for fans of The Secret Life of CeeCee Wilkes and The Book of Bright Ideas.Nine-year-old Carrie Parker and her mother, Libby, are making a fresh start in the small town of Hartsville, North Carolina, ready to put their turbulent past behind them. Violence has shattered their family and left Libby nearly unable to cope. And while Carrie once took comfort in her beloved sister, Emma, her mother has now forbidden even the mention of her name. When Carrie meets Ruth, Honor, and Cricket Chaplin, these three generations of warmhearted women seem to have the loving home Carrie has always dreamed of. But as Carrie and Cricket become fast friends, neither can escape the pull of their families’ secrets—and uncovering the truth will transform the Chaplins and the Parkers forever. Look for special features inside. Join the Circle for author chats and more.

From the "New York Times"-bestselling author of "Me & Emma" comes one woman's unforgettable story about what it is to lose control as the world watches, and to figure out what went so very wrong.

The book presents a significant and poignant exploration of its themes, engaging readers with emotional depth and thought-provoking insights. It is recognized for its impactful narrative and the way it addresses complex issues, resonating with audiences on multiple levels. The Telegraph highlights its importance, suggesting that it offers a profound reading experience that stays with the reader long after the last page.

The narrative showcases an immersive and respectful exploration of its subjects, delving into their inner lives with a nuanced perspective. The author, a dedicated reporter, avoids judgment, allowing for a complex portrayal that acknowledges both the autonomy and the flaws of the individuals involved. This approach results in a compelling and thought-provoking examination of their experiences, making the work both rich and challenging.

Three women. Three blazing stories of violent resistance. Three complicated paths to justice.Brittany Smith, a young Alabama woman, killed a man she said raped her in her home, but was denied a self-defense claim.Angoori Dahariya led a gang in Uttar Pradesh, India, dedicated to avenging victims of domestic abuse.Cicek Mustafa Zi[Bokinfo].

Nowa powieść autorki bestselleru Emma i ja Dziewięcioletnia Carrie Parker i jej matka, Libby, zaczynają nowe życie w małym miasteczku Hartsville w Karolinie P�łnocnej, gotowe zostawić za sobą burzliwą przeszłość. W ich rodzinie rządziła przemoc, a Libby ledwo się udało ujść z życiem. I podczas gdy Carrie niegdyś znajdowała pociechę i oparcie w ukochanej siostrzyczce Emmie, teraz matka definitywnie zakazała jej nawet wymawiać imienia siostry. Kiedy Carrie poznaje Ruth, Honor i Cricket Chaplin, te trzy pokolenia kobiet o kochających sercach wydają się tworzyć idealny, ciepły dom, o jakim Carrie zawsze marzyła. Ale od momentu, kiedy Carrie i Cricket błyskawicznie się zaprzyjaźniają, nic już nie może powstrzymać wyjawiania kolejnych sekret�w ich rodzin. Odkrycie prawdy odmieni na zawsze i rodzinę Chaplin�w, i Parker�w. �

Elizabeth Flock beleuchtet in „Die Furien“ das Thema weiblicher Gewalt und Selbstermächtigung durch die Geschichten von drei Frauen: Brittany Smith, Angoori Dahariya und Cicek Mustafa Zibo. Sie zeigt, wie gesellschaftliche Institutionen versagen und welche Konsequenzen Frauen tragen, wenn sie sich gegen Gewalt wehren. Ein eindringliches Plädoyer für Gerechtigkeit.