Patricia Furstenberg, Writer of Historical Fiction, Children's Books
Travel via Stories
Welcome to Reading Over the Weekend about that first kiss. First heartbreak. First driving lesson. First European adventure. First real Christmas tree – in Fifteen First Times by witty D.G. Kaye
Some books ask to be analysed. Others ask to be noticed. And then there are those that make you pause halfway through a page and say, I want to remember that.
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Discover three historical short stories by Elizabeth St. John, Antoine Vanner, and Kathy Hollick-Bater that echo the themes of isolation, emotional disconnection echoed by The Sound Of Silence by Disturbed.
Continue reading “Courage to Keep Living in 3 Stories That Will Make You Hum The Sound Of Silence by Disturbed”
What if lasting weight loss began simply by understanding why we eat the way we do? Size Always Matters: Don’t be part of a statistic, start losing weight today by Sally Cronin has the right answers.
Some books ask to be analysed. Others ask to be noticed. And then there are those that make you pause halfway through a page and say, I want to remember that.
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Discover three historical fiction stories by Derek Birks, Judith Arnopp, and Jean Gill breathing he same atmospheric mood as the unforgettable tune Brothers In Arms by Dire Straits.
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Discover three secrets hidden in the shadows in three historical short stories by Amy Maroney, Cathie Dunn, and Helen Hollick, where hidden truths and dangerous secrets echo the longing for honesty captured in OneRepublic’s Secrets.
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