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Because the book, the real book, shakes you from the inside. He awakens in you the kingdom of desires,
and the people of possibilities, and the army of "why not?" Rebel."
Step beyond the threshold of the Herb Square library, and surrender to the charm of a place that sings of books, readers, and libraries. Enter this place of warmth, light, and communion, and take a journey into the world of books where "every reading is travel and love" and every library is " A place that creates connections.”
Natalie, a former teacher who fulfilled her dream and became a clerk in a small village, tells us her story and those of her clients: their love and friendships, their family reconciliations, their doubts, their life reflections and their spiritual aspirations... Natalie narrates, sometimes as a confidant and sometimes as a guide, the paths of these various characters, and reveals to us their literary culture, which makes us learn about the titles she loves and remember the importance of books and the great pleasure they bring us.
This beautiful novel takes us to the vastness of reconciliation with self and with It is not only sincere praise for reading, but also for life itself, and the best evidence, if any evidence is needed, that books inspire us and make our lives more enjoyable, and our knowledge of people is deeper. So go ahead, tell me what you're reading, and I'll tell you who you are...
Eric de Kermel, writer, journalist and publisher of nature magazines. He lived his youth between Morocco and South America, before returning and settling in the French countryside. A father of four, he dedicates his words to the service of nature and man, and strives for a kinder and more generous world for its inhabitants.
and the people of possibilities, and the army of "why not?" Rebel."
Step beyond the threshold of the Herb Square library, and surrender to the charm of a place that sings of books, readers, and libraries. Enter this place of warmth, light, and communion, and take a journey into the world of books where "every reading is travel and love" and every library is " A place that creates connections.”
Natalie, a former teacher who fulfilled her dream and became a clerk in a small village, tells us her story and those of her clients: their love and friendships, their family reconciliations, their doubts, their life reflections and their spiritual aspirations... Natalie narrates, sometimes as a confidant and sometimes as a guide, the paths of these various characters, and reveals to us their literary culture, which makes us learn about the titles she loves and remember the importance of books and the great pleasure they bring us.
This beautiful novel takes us to the vastness of reconciliation with self and with It is not only sincere praise for reading, but also for life itself, and the best evidence, if any evidence is needed, that books inspire us and make our lives more enjoyable, and our knowledge of people is deeper. So go ahead, tell me what you're reading, and I'll tell you who you are...
Eric de Kermel, writer, journalist and publisher of nature magazines. He lived his youth between Morocco and South America, before returning and settling in the French countryside. A father of four, he dedicates his words to the service of nature and man, and strives for a kinder and more generous world for its inhabitants.
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Because the book, the real book, shakes you from the inside. He awakens in you the kingdom of desires,
and the people of possibilities, and the army of "why not?" Rebel."
Step beyond the threshold of the Herb Square library, and surrender to the charm of a place that sings of books, readers, and libraries. Enter this place of warmth, light, and communion, and take a journey into the world of books where "every reading is travel and love" and every library is " A place that creates connections.”
Natalie, a former teacher who fulfilled her dream and became a clerk in a small village, tells us her story and those of her clients: their love and friendships, their family reconciliations, their doubts, their life reflections and their spiritual aspirations... Natalie narrates, sometimes as a confidant and sometimes as a guide, the paths of these various characters, and reveals to us their literary culture, which makes us learn about the titles she loves and remember the importance of books and the great pleasure they bring us.
This beautiful novel takes us to the vastness of reconciliation with self and with It is not only sincere praise for reading, but also for life itself, and the best evidence, if any evidence is needed, that books inspire us and make our lives more enjoyable, and our knowledge of people is deeper. So go ahead, tell me what you're reading, and I'll tell you who you are...
Eric de Kermel, writer, journalist and publisher of nature magazines. He lived his youth between Morocco and South America, before returning and settling in the French countryside. A father of four, he dedicates his words to the service of nature and man, and strives for a kinder and more generous world for its inhabitants.
and the people of possibilities, and the army of "why not?" Rebel."
Step beyond the threshold of the Herb Square library, and surrender to the charm of a place that sings of books, readers, and libraries. Enter this place of warmth, light, and communion, and take a journey into the world of books where "every reading is travel and love" and every library is " A place that creates connections.”
Natalie, a former teacher who fulfilled her dream and became a clerk in a small village, tells us her story and those of her clients: their love and friendships, their family reconciliations, their doubts, their life reflections and their spiritual aspirations... Natalie narrates, sometimes as a confidant and sometimes as a guide, the paths of these various characters, and reveals to us their literary culture, which makes us learn about the titles she loves and remember the importance of books and the great pleasure they bring us.
This beautiful novel takes us to the vastness of reconciliation with self and with It is not only sincere praise for reading, but also for life itself, and the best evidence, if any evidence is needed, that books inspire us and make our lives more enjoyable, and our knowledge of people is deeper. So go ahead, tell me what you're reading, and I'll tell you who you are...
Eric de Kermel, writer, journalist and publisher of nature magazines. He lived his youth between Morocco and South America, before returning and settling in the French countryside. A father of four, he dedicates his words to the service of nature and man, and strives for a kinder and more generous world for its inhabitants.
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