Recognized as a Top Ten Nonfiction Book of 2005 by Entertainment Weekly, this work delves into compelling themes that challenge conventional perspectives. It combines thorough research with engaging storytelling to illuminate significant societal issues, offering readers both insight and reflection. The author’s unique voice and perspective make complex topics accessible and thought-provoking, ensuring a captivating reading experience that resonates with a wide audience.
In a whimsical journey, Leo and Lulu, transformed into little dustballs, explore the afterlife together. Their adventure takes them through various realms, allowing them to encounter unique beings and experiences that challenge their understanding of life and death. This imaginative tale blends themes of friendship, discovery, and the mysteries of existence, inviting readers to ponder the afterlife in a playful and engaging way.
A 69-year-old woman's reflections weave together humor, fantasy, and poignant memories, capturing the essence of both joyful and sorrowful moments throughout her year. The narrative offers hope and encourages readers to explore their own fantasies. Interspersed with music lyrics and quotes, these thoughts illustrate the power of reminiscence and the journey into one's own mind, inviting readers to connect with their experiences and dreams.
Set against the backdrop of the Tower of Babel, the story follows an elderly couple, Leo, a wise psychiatrist, and Lulu, a talented pole dancer from Cirque De Soleil. Their love story unfolds as they navigate the complexities of life and passion, growing together in a bond as towering as the tallest skyscraper. Through imaginative dream fantasies, the narrative invites readers to explore the power of love and creativity, suggesting that anyone can craft their own story by embracing their dreams.
Dieser Roman erzählt von einer Frau, die nach einer schwierigen Jugend in eine unglückliche Ehe flüchtet. In einer Affäre mit einem (ebenfalls verheirateten) Mann glaubt sie, die Liebe ihres Lebens gefunden zu haben, doch bei den ersten Problemen zieht sich der Liebhaber zurück... Das scheinbar nebensächliche Thema Kochen und Essen zieht sich als roter Faden durch diese Lebensgeschichte, und so kann man diesen Roman auch als ein Kochbuch lesen, in dem Hausrezepte aus alten Zeiten beschrieben sind.