Marie Noël does not know who her father is, nor does she know why her mother abandoned her immediately after her birth and left her in the care of Ranleys, nor does she know what prompted this mother to send a letter ten years later demanding her daughter.
The girl travels into the unknown, living with an emotionally cold mother, tormented by memories of the past. After she grows up, she goes to Boston to complete her studies, and marries an innovative jazz musician, while the question, “Who am I? And who is my family?” continues to haunt her in all the places she lives, and so she seeks to understand what happened before she was born, but a series of dark secrets... And the elusive facts are faced.
In this novel, which won the Prix Carbet de la Caraibe, Maryse Conde writes a tale of lost love and unwanted motherhood, capturing the voice of the Caribbean diaspora with grace and sweetness.
Only Your Hands is a collection containing poetic texts written in Arabic and translated into English in a fresh language.
It carries intense feelings of love and longing.
It calls for optimism and approaching life in a spirit of hope.
In it, the poet sends her questions about love and life to the moon, the stars, and the sky. She addresses the distant lover with patience and patience, and dreams of a near meeting and eternal happiness in the shadow of love and optimism.
Only your hands are texts written from the heart to reach the heart and inspire a spirit of happiness and hope in the reader.
Sports event protocol...
Through my specialty as one of the former employees in ceremonies, head of the Presidential Protocol Department at the Ministry of Presidential Affairs, and through my participation in the committees organizing official and international competitions, events and celebrations, both continental and international, as well as local, for more than twenty years, I felt the need to document the experience due to the scarcity of sources. Specialized in this matter, and to be one of the references for researchers in this field and those interested in the organizational affairs of the events crowning the winning sports teams, and as a support for sports institutions and organizers of celebrations and events in sporting events.
978-9933-641-97-9 Summer harvest seasons, the colors of rivers, fish and stones, the warmth of celebrations in a small village, a wheat field facing the ocean, and the gentle touch of a small octopus on a bare foot... images that Le Clezio conjures from his early childhood in the region. Brutani, breathing life into it, with a captivating narration, before moving on to tell about his first encounter with war, hunger, and anxiety in the city of Nice.
In this book, the French writer Jean-Marie Gustave Leclezio goes beyond recounting memories, to approach the war and its lasting impact on his childhood, trying to understand the mysterious void it leaves inside everyone who lived through it, and then deeply explains the cultural and historical nature of the “less fortunate” cities in France, It entangles you in love with cities you have never visited
