Resultados para "Ida" en Ficción biográfica

En vidunderlig genopdaget klassiker, som i dag regnes på linje med John Williams Stoner og sammenlignes med Jane Austen. Om en jødisk-belgisk families medgang og modgang, set gennem den unge Gittels sorgløse og nysgerrige øjne. Forældrene skændes, og når Gittels mor pakker kufferten og...

Little Ida is a spruce tree that grows up with a family in Appleton, Wisconsin. Planted next to the house, with a bench nearby, she watches and listens to the comings and goings of Mama Ida, Papa George, and their five daughters, all of whom are unconventional for their time, from the Depression into the early 1970s. Even though Little Ida can’t talk, she certainly has many thoughts and opinions as she observes and chronicles births, deaths, and other family milestones, bringing history to life.

Connie Fitzwalter never imagined that her passion for music would lead her into a world of danger and intrigue. When her old family friend, Stephen, who works for the foreign office, tells Connie the true scale of the violence against Jewish people in Germany and Austria, she can stand aside no longer. Together, Stephen and Connie devise a daring mission to help families escape the clutches of Nazi persecution. Under their cover as music enthusiasts traveling to high-society concerts in Europe, Connie and her sister Dottie begin by smuggling money and valuables for families over the border.

In the bustling silver mining town of Aspen, Colorado, a young woman's promising life was cut short on a June evening in 1886. I should know—I was that woman. My name is Ida Chatfield, and my mysterious death has remained one of Aspen's oldest unsolved enigmas. From beyond the grave, I recount my journey from the Nebraska prairie to the soaring peaks of Colorado.

Kim er vokset op i en Jehovas Vidne-koloni langt ude på landet i Norge. Faren bliver udstødt af sekten og flytter til Danmark, og da Kim er 17 år flygter han ned til ham. Han finder en far, der er god at snakke med, og som er tolerant. Men faren begynder at misbruge Kim. Kalak er et dødsridt...

In this charming patchwork of fever dreams and memories, Pirkko Saisio transports us to the 1950s Finland of her youth, where she navigates life as an only child of communist parents. Convinced she will grow up to become a man, a young Pirkko keeps trying and failing to meet the expectations of the adults around her. But as she discovers that she can be the narrator of her own story, it is in language that she finds a refuge and a way to be seen at last.