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War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy: Epic in scale, War and Peace delineates in graphic detail events leading up to Napoleon's invasion of Russia, and the impact of the Napoleonic era on Tsarist society, as seen through the eyes of five Russian aristocratic families.
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The fourth book in The Plated Prisoner series was a TikTok fantasy sensation that sold over half a million copies. This Dark Fantasy phenomenon romance is inspired by the myth of King Midas and the gold-touched woman who realizes her true worth. "I was nothing but a road to Midas. A means to get to where he wanted to go, and I paved that path in gold." My life as been made up of gilded lies.
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The captivating inside story of the man who helmed National Geographic from the 1960s to the 1980s is a front-row seat to iconic feats of exploration, from Jane Goodall's first assignment to the discovery of Titanic, offering a rare portrait of one of the most iconic media empires in history.
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During my time living in the USA I worked as a nanny for a family in
the state of Connecticut. I quickly learned that the women who had
hired me was a writer who wrote the New York's Best Seller Novel: We
Were the Lucky ones. We Were the Lucky Ones was inspired by
Georgia's own family story and tells of the Kurc family surviving
the war, different family members encountering different horrors and
troubles: death camps, hiding as gentiles, exile…
This book carved a special place in my heart because of its theme of
family. The whole story revolves around family, a rather big one,
with each character facing their own tribulations. In We Were the
Lucky Ones, we discover the selfless side of each character and the
lengths they go to protect their family, whether it is using up all
their meagre savings or even risking their lives, you can experience
that fierce and protective nature each character embodies. Which is
so unbearably sweet. All the siblings look out for each other. The
parents are so concerned that they disregard their own suffering.
And even the young children understanding. Hunter vividly portrays
all that hope and strength despite the grief and frustration through
her writing. The story thus gripped me to root for these group of
characters.
