Enveloped in the dark inner kingdom of her schizophrenia, sixteen-year-old Deborah is haunted by private tormentors that isolate her from the outside world. With the reluctant and fearful consent of her parents, she enters a mental hospital where she will spend the next three years battling to regain her sanity with the help of a gifted psychiatrist. As Deborah struggles toward the possibility of the ânormalâ life she and her family hope for, the reader is inexorably drawn into her private suffering and deep determination to confront her demons. A modern classic, I Never Promised You a Rose Garden remains every bit as poignant, gripping, and relevant today as when it was first published.

I Never Promised You a Rose Garden

Literature & Fiction

Green, Hannah

Contemporary

Macmillan Education Australia Pty Ltd

In the early 1970s, Hannah Green and her husband came upon a small village called Conques, curled like a conch shell in the mountains of south-central France. Entranced, she returned to this numinous place again and again, drawn to the story of the little saint whose spirit fills the lives of the people there. Housed in the village's yellow stone basilica sits the gold reliquary of Sainte Foy, who was beheaded in the fourth century for refusing to deny her faith before a Roman consul. Little Saint, a book written in ecstasy, is at once a moving and passionate tribute to Sainte Foy, a lyrical evocation of daily life in Conques, and a vivid chronicle of the author's intensely felt spiritual journey.

Little Saint (Modern Library (Paperback))

Biographies & Memoirs

Leaders & Notable People

Random House Publishing Group

A teenage girl’s coming-of-age in the Midwest in the 1940s about which Tillie Olsen wrote, “Wondrous, a true American classic . . . the timeless magic which is art.”

The Dead of the House

DOUBLEDAY

Even though the garden parks of Paris may shelter pigeons, toads, horses, lions, and unicorns, the law strictly forbids dogs, even those on leashes.

In the city of Paris

This is a book written in ecstasy. In the early 1970s, the writer Hannah Green and her husband, Jack Wesley, an artist, came upon a village called Conques, curled like a conch shell in the mountains of south-central France. Entranced, they returned the next year, and the next, living there for months at a time, for more than twenty years. Hannah Green was attracted to the craggy landscape, the ancient language, the traditions of the region. Most of all, she felt herself drawn to the story of the little saint whose spirit fills the lives in that place. In the fourth century, a girl--who becomes this book's "shining center"--had refused the demand of a Roman ruler to deny her faith; she was betrayed by her father and then beheaded. She was twelve years old. Sainte Foy's remains came to be the "golden spark" that inspired a cult and inspired this American writer, a Protestant and a "stranger to saints," to devote the rest of her life to writing one book. To do so, Hannah Green had to improve her French to the point where she could translate original documents. She and her husband were soon accepted by the villagers--indeed, were loved by them. In time, Hannah began to sense that she was part of a centuries-long parade of pilgrims who came to Conques and were transformed. Ostensibly the story of one day, the twenty-four hours described here have twenty centuries woven through them. The result is a rare work, in part history, biography, celebration, meditation, inspiration. It is an ode to joy, death, the earthy, and the spiritual. The prose spirals like a shell, poetic or plainsong. It is good-humored, yet it is also the memoir of intensely felt, almost painfully loving personal experience. Written in a kind of rapture, Little Saint tells the story of a living presence, of her travels in time; of holy and healing places and characters; of fields of force and unexplained emanations; and of a saintly girl who makes jokes. It is a story as well of one woman, deeply American, who found in France while on holiday a place and a person for all time.

Little Saint

Random House]

The dead of the house;: A novel

G.K. Hall

Xanax Cowboy: Poems

Poetry

House of Anansi Press

Get creative with this unlined Sketch book! it’s a beautifully detailed sketch or a fun doodle drawing, Filled with 100+ blank pages, this drawing book is perfect for everybody and who love to create or note in free space paper. Cover was designed for Planets of solar system concept

Sketchbook: Planets of solar system : 120 pages of 8” x 10” Blank Paper for Drawing, Doodling or Sketching (Sketchbooks)

Self-Help

Creativity

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Notebook Grid: Cat faces collection: Notebook Journal Diary, 110 pages, 8.5" x 11"

United States

Turtle Point Press / Books & Co

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