Douglas Hall Livres

Ce volume propose une introduction à Paul Klee, reproduisant des œuvres majeures de toutes les périodes de sa carrière. À différentes époques, il a été associé au surréalisme, au Bauhaus et au groupe Blaue Reiter.

The story revolves around Private Investigator Paul West, who is drawn into a complex case when Victor Madison demands he find his missing daughter, Cindy, after two years. Teaming up with Inspector Charlie King, West navigates a web of intriguing and dubious characters in Alabama, including a manipulative sheriff, a self-serving bank manager, and a charismatic cult leader harboring dark secrets. As the investigation unfolds, unexpected revelations lead to a shocking conclusion, maintaining suspense until the final page.

For three years, former teacher Lillian Beckwith has lived in the Hebrides, immersing herself in the land and its people. So familiar has she become that she is determined to stay on the island. She purchases a long-vacant cottage at the edge of the village and enthusiastically embarks on renovating her property and embracing the life of a small farmer. Throughout her endeavors, she keenly observes the peculiar antics of the island's inhabitants with her trained eye. Beckwith, originally from Ellesmere Port/Cheshire, has spent nearly two decades in the Hebrides and now resides on the Isle of Man in the Irish Sea.

A collection of more than sixty traditional nursery rhymes is illustrated with drawings of animals.