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  We'll Meet Again - We'll Meet...

  Rhonda Forrest

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  The 1950s are a carefree time for a young woman like Grace. The war is over and when her family moves to Brisbane, plans are made for her to complete her studies at the University of Queensland. 
   
  Ewan is also studying the same course and when he meets the beautiful, head-strong Grace, the differences in their backgrounds are pushed aside as they plan their future together. 
   
  However, not everyone is happy with the romance and when the young couple are forced to separate, decisions are made that will determine their path in life. Will the path taken lead Grace to the story behind a star she knows as Elizabeth’s Star and will a fortune teller’s prophecy 40 years prior, be proven? 
   
  We’ll Meet Again is a story of love and family, a connection between those who suffered loss and separation and a sweeping tale of hope, chance and love.

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  Dynasty - Conspiracies Murders...

  Claudio Bocchia

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  Embark on a Timeless Journey with "Dynasty" 
  Dive into the heart of ancient Egypt, a land shrouded in mystery and majesty, where pharaohs ruled as gods among men, and rituals held the essence of life and death. "Dynasty" offers a compelling narrative that weaves through the corridors of time, revealing the untold stories of Egypt's most legendary pharaohs. 
  Unveil the Secrets of the Pharaohs 
  Discover the epic sagas of Amenhotep III and Akhenaten, whose reigns marked a transformative era in Egyptian history. 
  Explore a World of Gods and Rituals 
  Journey alongside the ancient Egyptians to explore the profound relationship between the pharaohs, their deities, and the people they led. Delve into the heart of religious practices, including the enigmatic monotheism introduced by Akhenaten. 
  Discover a Revolutionary Theory 
  At the core of "Dynasty" lies a gripping intrigue—a secret theory that could redefine our understanding of ancient Egyptian history. This revelation challenges everything we thought we knew, offering a fresh perspective on a world lost to time. 
  Features :Epic Narratives: Experience the grandeur of Egypt's pharaohs and their divine connection to the gods.Mystical Rituals: Gain insights into the sacred acts that defined an era, from mummification to worship.Secret Theories: Explore groundbreaking ideas that challenge historical conventions.Rediscover Ancient Egypt: See this ancient civilization in a new light, through stories of power, devotion, and intrigue. 
  "Dynasty" is more than an book—it's a gateway to a world that has captivated imaginations for millennia. Let the past come alive as you unravel the mysteries that have fascinated scholars and dreamers alike.

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  Middlemarch

  George Eliot

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  Considered one of the great English novels, George Eliot's Middlemarch, A Study of Provincial Life follows myriad characters and their lives in the eponymous town, Middlemarch, in the 1800s. Utilizing a realistic style, Eliot considers issues such as religion, education, and the status of women—to name just a few.

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  Vanishing Half The: Book Summary...

  Briefly Summaries

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  This is a concise summary and analysis of The Vanishing Half, by Brit Bennett.
   
  It is not the original book and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Brit Bennett .
   
  Ideal those seeking a quick and insightful overview.
   
  
  In a small Southern Black community, twin sisters grow up inseparable—until they choose to live vastly different lives. One sister remains in their hometown, while the other reinvents herself, passing as a white woman and hiding her past even from her own family. As the years pass, their daughters’ paths cross, forcing both sisters to confront their secrets and the choices that shaped their lives. A powerful exploration of identity, race, family, and belonging, this novel weaves together multiple generations in a poignant, thought-provoking narrative.

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  The Settlement

  Jock Serong

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  In The Settlement, Jock Serong reimagines in urgent, compelling prose the ill-fated exploits of George Augustus Robinson at the settlement of Wybalenna—a venture whose blinkered, self-interested cruelty might stand for the colonial enterprise itself. 
   
  On the windswept point of an island at the edge of van Diemen’s Land, the Commandant huddles with a small force of white men and women. 
   
  He has gathered together, under varying degrees of coercion and duress, the last of the Tasmanians, or so he believes. His purpose is to save them—from a number of things, but most pressingly from the murderous intent of the pastoral settlers on their country. 
   
  The orphans Whelk and Pipi, fighting for their survival against the malevolent old man they know as the Catechist, watch as almost everything about this situation proves resistant to the Commandant’s will. The wind, the spread of disease, the strange black dog that floats in on the prow of a wrecked ship… 
   
  But above all the Chief, the leader of the exiles, before whom the Commandant performs a perverse, intimate dance of violence and betrayal. 
   
  ‘An extraordinarily vivid imagining of one of the most significant encounters in Australian history.’ AMANDA LOHREY 
   
  ‘Grips from the first page. It’s unsentimental, truthful and profound – all in a milieu effortlessly imagined.’ DON WATSON

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  The Doll's House - A story...

  Mansfield Katherine

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  Katherine Mansfield was born on 14th October 1888 into a prominent family in Wellington, New Zealand the middle child of five. 
  A gifted Cello player, at one point she thought she might take it up professionally the young Katherine’s first writings were published in school magazines. 
  At 19 Katherine left for Great Britain and met the modernist writers D.H. Lawrence and Virginia Woolf with whom she became close friends. 
  She travelled to Europe before returning to New Zealand in 1906 she began to write the short stories that she would later become famous for. Her stories often focus on moments of disruption and frequently open rather abruptly. In this volume of her poetry her views on life are certainly reflected in her works. By no means is her work great but it is certainly full of interest and observations that make it essential reading for anyone in thrall to her other works. 
  By 1908 she had returned to London and to a rather more bohemian lifestyle. A passionate affair resulted in her becoming pregnant but married off instead to an older man who she left the same evening with the marriage unconsummated. She was then to miscarry and be cut out of her mother’s will (allegedly because of her lesbianism). 
  In 1911 she was to start a relationship with John Middleton Murry a magazine editor and although it was volatile it enabled her to write some of her best stories. 
  During the First World War Mansfield contracted extrapulmonary tuberculosis, which rendered any return or visit to New Zealand impossible and led to her death at the tender age of 34 on January 9th 1923 in Fontainebleau, France.

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