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Blue Castle eBook

de Lucy Maud Montgomery
idioma: inglês
Editor: Librofilio, setembro de 2023 ‧
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"The Blue Castle" by Lucy Maud Montgomery is a charming and uplifting novel that enchants readers with its tale of transformation and self-discovery. Set in the early 20th century, the story follows the journey of Valancy Stirling, a timid and repressed woman who dares to break free from societal expectations.

Valancy''s mundane life takes an unexpected turn when she receives a terminal medical diagnosis. Liberated by the news, she defies her overbearing family and seizes the opportunity to live life on her terms. Escaping to the enchanting Mistawis Valley, she discovers a hidden world of adventure, romance, and newfound confidence.

As Valancy embraces her newfound freedom, she finds herself drawn to the enigmatic Barney Snaith, a man with a mysterious past. Their unexpected connection and burgeoning romance challenge Valancy to redefine her identity and overcome her fears.

Montgomery''s lyrical prose and vivid descriptions paint a picturesque backdrop for Valancy''s journey of self-discovery. The novel delves into themes of empowerment, love, and the pursuit of happiness, as Valancy transforms from a timid young woman into a spirited individual who carves her path in a world that once confined her.

"The Blue Castle" is a heartening and beautifully written story that celebrates the transformative power of taking risks, finding one''s voice, and embracing the fullness of life. Montgomery''s rich characters and captivating narrative make this novel a timeless and inspiring read for those seeking a tale of empowerment and the pursuit of happiness.


ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Lucy Maud Montgomery, a literary enchantress born in 1874 on the serene Prince Edward Island, Canada, gifted the world with her timeless tales. Her childhood, marked by challenges, was illuminated by an unmatched imagination. From a young age, she found solace and expression in writing, crafting stories that would later captivate hearts globally. Montgomery''s most beloved creation, ''Anne of Green Gables,'' introduced readers to the spirited orphan Anne Shirley, a character who embodied resilience, imagination, and the quest for kindred spirits. Montgomery''s lush descriptions of the island''s landscapes and her poignant exploration of human emotions wove a spell that endures to this day. Beyond her literary prowess, she navigated life''s complexities with grace and determination, paving the way for female authors. Her words, often inspired by personal experiences, celebrated the power of dreams and the beauty of the ordinary. Lucy Maud Montgomery remains a cherished literary luminary, an eternal reminder that stories have the magic to transport us to worlds where our hearts find their true home.

Blue Castle

de Lucy Maud Montgomery

Propriedade Descrição
ISBN: 9782384613151
Editor: Librofilio
Data de Lançamento: setembro de 2023
Idioma: Inglês
Tipo de produto: eBook
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Classificação Temática: eBooks em Inglês > Literatura > Romance
EAN: 9782384613151
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Excelente!

Márcia Freitas

A escrita de Lucy Maud Montgomery é mágica e nunca me deixa de surpreender, desde os seus personagens às suas descrições de lugares, tudo é simplesmente lindo. Super recomendo!

SOBRE O AUTOR

Lucy Maud Montgomery

Lucy Maud Montgomery nasceu em 1874, em Clifton, na Ilha do Príncipe Eduardo, no Canadá. Após o seu casamento com o reverendo Ewen Macdonald, em 1911, foi viver para Leaskdale, na região norte de Uxbridge, Ontário. Teve três filhos e escreveu 20 romances e inúmeros poemas, contos e ensaios. O primeiro romance, Anne dos Cabelos Ruivos, publicado em 1908, foi um sucesso imediato. A personagem principal, Anne, é famosa em todo o mundo. Lucy Maud Montgomery faleceu em 1942. O seu trabalho perdura até hoje, não só em livros como também em filmes, séries de TV, teatro e desenhos animados.

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