Lesley Choyce Ordre des livres

At ninety, John Alexander MacNeil's fierce determination brings him back from the brink of death, only to confront Death itself in a surreal encounter at his kitchen table. This thought-provoking narrative explores themes of mortality, resilience, and the human spirit, as John navigates his unique dialogue with Death, reflecting on his life and the choices that led him to this moment. The story blends humor and poignancy, offering an insightful look into the nature of life and the inevitability of death.

Tyler and Mason, two friends yearning for a change, seek to break free from their small-town confines. Their quest for adventure and a new life unfolds in this engaging novel, capturing the struggles and dreams of adolescence. As they navigate their desires and the challenges of leaving home, the story explores themes of friendship, ambition, and the search for identity, resonating with teen readers eager for relatable experiences.

For years, author Lesley Choyce has been fascinated and perplexed by the tumultuous history of England, the inexplicable customs of the English, and the many paradoxes of the people, but also their indomitable spirit. Lesley and Linda decide to embark on a new adventure with their West Highland terrier, Kelty. Join the Choyces as they hurtle around the U.K. in search of history, good food, quirky destinations, and places for the dog to pee

Blake Pendleton, a sixteen-year-old who has spent three years abroad, returns to find his school transformed in unexpected ways. As he navigates the changes and reconnects with friends, he faces the challenges of adapting to a new social landscape. This engaging novel explores themes of identity and belonging, making it a compelling read for teens.

Celebrating the beauty of the everyday, the author explores the small disasters and discoveries that define life. In his one hundredth book, Lesley Choyce shares reflections on a wide range of topics from his coastal home in Canada, blending the ordinary with the extraordinary. Through his unique perspective, he invites readers to appreciate the nuances of daily experiences, making the familiar feel both significant and profound.

The narrative invites readers on an imaginative journey, offering a well-crafted story that captivates and inspires. Its engaging prose encourages exploration of new ideas and perspectives, making it a delightful experience for those who appreciate storytelling.

In a desperate race against time, Tina embarks on a journey to find a suitable donor for Kurt, whose life hangs in the balance. The story explores themes of sacrifice, friendship, and the lengths one will go to for love. As she navigates obstacles and emotional turmoil, Tina's determination and resilience are put to the ultimate test, revealing the profound impact of hope and connection in the face of adversity.

The story follows Jake as he navigates the challenges of supporting his friend Maria, whose life is turned upside down after her parents are deported. This poignant narrative explores themes of friendship, resilience, and the impact of immigration policies on families, making it a compelling read for teens facing similar issues in today's society.

The story revolves around a man whose life has been shattered, as he finds himself stranded on a Halifax pier. An unexpected group of rescuers comes together, each grappling with their own struggles, as they attempt to save him. This journey explores themes of redemption, connection, and the impact of shared hardships, highlighting how helping others can also lead to personal healing.

A surprising discovery awaits Pamela when she awakens to an unpleasant odor, challenging her belief that skunks are absent from Nova Scotia. As she navigates this unexpected situation, the story unfolds with humor and curiosity, leading her on an adventure that reveals more about her surroundings and the creatures that inhabit them.