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Fellowship of a Good Book Vol. 1 - On Loving and Losing
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- ISBN8233039539
- EAN9798233039539
- Date de parution04/03/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurLinda Balsamo
Résumé
What would it mean to be accompanied through the hardest passages of loving and losing the one you love? In the tradition of Paulo Coelho's luminous parables and Kahlil Gibran's timeless wisdom, Fellowship of a Good Book Volume 1 - On Love and Loss is an intimate companion for every soul that has loved deeply, lost truly, and wondered how to carry both. Through six lyrical conversations with some of the world's beloved books - from Pablo Neruda's incandescent love poetry to Tolstoy's Anna Karenina, from C.
S. Lewis's raw and honest A Grief Observed to Rumi's ecstatic calls into the dark, from Toni Morrison's Beloved and to Neruda once more writing in old age about onions and ordinary light - Sora Mirel walks beside the reader through the full arc of love; its arrival, its cost, its losses, and its extraordinary capacity to return. This is a book about what love already knows - and what the great books have always taught about love. It is for the reader who has stayed up too late because a story felt too real to leave.
For the one who found, in a worn paperback, the courage they could not find anywhere else. For the one sitting in grief right now, wondering how the people in the books survived their own unbearable seasons, and whether they can too. Each conversation moves through a single great work of literature with the warmth and depth of a trusted friend thinking alongside you. Each one ends with a question to carry - not to be answered immediately, but to be lived with, the way the best questions are lived with, until they become something you know in your heart. Slim, beautiful, and written to be read slowly - in the hour before sleep, in the chair by the window, in the quiet between one season of life and the next - this volume is the first in Fellowship of a Good Book series, in which each book explores one territory of the precious human experience through the literature that knows it best. An ideal gift for anyone who has ever loved a book as deeply as they have loved a person.
S. Lewis's raw and honest A Grief Observed to Rumi's ecstatic calls into the dark, from Toni Morrison's Beloved and to Neruda once more writing in old age about onions and ordinary light - Sora Mirel walks beside the reader through the full arc of love; its arrival, its cost, its losses, and its extraordinary capacity to return. This is a book about what love already knows - and what the great books have always taught about love. It is for the reader who has stayed up too late because a story felt too real to leave.
For the one who found, in a worn paperback, the courage they could not find anywhere else. For the one sitting in grief right now, wondering how the people in the books survived their own unbearable seasons, and whether they can too. Each conversation moves through a single great work of literature with the warmth and depth of a trusted friend thinking alongside you. Each one ends with a question to carry - not to be answered immediately, but to be lived with, the way the best questions are lived with, until they become something you know in your heart. Slim, beautiful, and written to be read slowly - in the hour before sleep, in the chair by the window, in the quiet between one season of life and the next - this volume is the first in Fellowship of a Good Book series, in which each book explores one territory of the precious human experience through the literature that knows it best. An ideal gift for anyone who has ever loved a book as deeply as they have loved a person.
