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Long-Term Stewardship and the Nuclear Weapons Complex - Katherine N. Probst - Bog - Taylor & Francis Inc - Plusbog.dk

Race to Zero - Benedict Probst - Bog - Campus Verlag - Plusbog.dk

What Is African Art? - Peter Probst - Bog - The University of Chicago Press - Plusbog.dk

Disrupting Thinking: Why How We Read Matters - Robert Probst - Bog - Scholastic US - Plusbog.dk

Forged by Reading: The Power of a Literate Life - Kylene Beers - Bog - Scholastic US - Plusbog.dk

Assemblage - Emmanuel Probst - Bog - Ideapress Publishing - Plusbog.dk

Salient - Emmanuel Probst - Bog - powerHouse Books,U.S. - Plusbog.dk

Brand Hacks - Emmanuel Probst - Bog - powerHouse Books,U.S. - Plusbog.dk

To Sicily with Love - Jennifer Probst - Bog - Penguin Putnam Inc - Plusbog.dk

A Wedding in Lake Como - Jennifer Probst - Bog - Penguin Putnam Inc - Plusbog.dk

The Color of Ice - Barbara Linn Probst - Bog - She Writes Press - Plusbog.dk

The Color of Ice - Barbara Linn Probst - Bog - She Writes Press - Plusbog.dk

Exquisite'' (Lisa Barr, New York Times best-selling author of Woman on Fire) and ''utterly engrossing'' (Katherine Gray, cohost of the Netflix series Blown Away), The Color of Ice will wrap you in its spell, all the way to its unforgettable ending. Set among the glaciers and thermal lagoons of Iceland, and framed by the magical art of glassblowing, The Color of Ice is the breathtaking story of a woman''s awakening to passion, beauty, and the redemptive power of unconditional love. The stunning new novel by the author of award-winning novels Queen of the Owls and The Sound Between the Notes ... Cathryn McAllister, a freelance photographer, travels to Iceland for a photo shoot with an enigmatic artist who wants to capture the country''s iconic blue icebergs in glass. Her plan is to head out, when the job is done, on a carefully curated ''best of Iceland'' solo vacation. Widowed young, Cathryn has raised two children while achieving professional success. If the price of that efficiency has been the dimming of her fire - well, she hasn''t let herself think about it. Until now. Bit by bit, Cathryn abandons her itinerary to remain with Mack, the glassblower, who awakens a hunger for all the things she''s told herself she doesn''t need anymore. Passion. Vulnerability. Risk. Cathryn finds herself torn between the life - and self - she''s come to know and the new world Mack offers. Commitments await her back in America. But if she walks away, she''ll lose this chance to feel deeply again. Just when her path seems clear, she''s faced with a shocking discovery - and a devastating choice that shows her what love really is.

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Roll the Sun Across the Sky - Barbara Linn Probst - Bog - She Writes Press - Plusbog.dk

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The Secret Love Letters Of Olivia Moretti - Jennifer Probst - Bog - Penguin Putnam Inc - Plusbog.dk

Freiheit! - Andrea Grosso Ciponte - Bog - Plough Publishing House - Plusbog.dk

Beyond the Meadows - Yannic Schon - Bog - Prestel - Plusbog.dk

Boats Against the Current (Centennial Edition) - Richard Webb - Bog - Easton Studio Press - Plusbog.dk

Boats Against the Current (Centennial Edition) - Richard Webb - Bog - Easton Studio Press - Plusbog.dk

NEW CENTENNIAL EDITION FOR 2020 Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald honeymooned for five months in the summer of 1920 in a modest gray house in Westport, Connecticut. It was an experience that had a more profound impact on both of their collective works than any other place they lived. It was, for Scott and Zelda, their honeymoon. Having just gotten married and after being kicked out of some of New York city''s finest hotels, they were, for the first time, in their very own place, albeit for only five months. It was a time that Scott Fitzgerald called "the happiest year since I was eighteen."He had, after all, just achieved success with his first novel, This Side of Paradise, and was suddenly awash with money. The Fitzgeralds lived a wild life of drinking, driving and endless partying while living in suburban Connecticut. As it happens, living near the beach, they were neighbors to a larger-than-life reclusive multi-millionaire, F.E. Lewis. Historian Richard Webb grew up in Westport a few doors down the street from where the Fitzgeralds had lived some forty years earlier. Fascinated with the Fitzgeralds, when Webb learned that author Barbara Probst Solomon, who grew up across the river from the F.E. Lewis estate, proposed in the New Yorker that Westport was the real setting for Fitzgerald''s Great Gatsby, he was stirred to actively researching her claim. Boats Against the Current tells the real story behind the famous novel and its tragic hero, debunking the long-held belief that the book was solely inspired by the Fitzgerald’s time in Great Neck, across the Sound in Long Island, and lays out enough information about the fascinating Mr. Lewis that it is difficult not to believe that author Webb has located the true inspiration for one of the most captivating and iconic characters in American literature, the great Gatsby himself. Illustrated with a fantastic array of never-before-seen photos from the Lewis family, as well as the scrapbooks of the Fitzgeralds, period newspaper clippings, and a myriad of compelling stories about Scott, Zelda and their fantastically wealthy neighbor. A companion book to the documentary Gatsby in Connecticut: The Untold Story, Boats Against the Current also recounts Webb’s own journey of making the film with fellow Westporter and filmmaker, Robert Steven Williams. The Great Gatsby may be one of America''s essential novels. Boats Against the Current is an essential document for anyone who has read the book and wondered at the fantastical world whose story it tells.

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