Такая разная жизнь

Sʹi͡uzen Uiggs 'Knizhnyĭ magazin 'Bi͡uro nakhodok'Natali Kharper i podumatʹ ne mogla, chto na ee khrupkie plechi li͡azhet zabota o stradai͡ushchem dement͡sieĭ dedushke i nasledstvo v vide ogromnykh dolgov za milyĭ, no ubytochnyĭ knizhnyĭ magazin 'Bi͡uro nakhodok'. Devushka beretsi͡a za preobrazhenie magazina i dazhe ne podozrevaet, chto, voploshchai͡a mechtu svoeĭ materi, ona priblizhaetsi͡a k osushchestvlenii͡u sobstvennykh zhelaniĭ.Teplai͡a i voodushevli͡ai͡ushchai͡a istorii͡a o li͡ubvi k semʹe i domu, k sebe i knigam.Barbara O'Nil 'Kogda my verili v rusalok'Kogda Kit uznala o gibeli sestry, ee budto tozhe ne stalo. Mysli o proshlom meshali eĭ zhitʹ nastoi͡ashchim. Spusti͡a 15 let Kit vidit v telenovosti͡akh zhenshchinu, pokhozhui͡u na ee sestru, - sluchaĭnye kadry dari͡at davno utrachennui͡u nadezhdu. Dzhozi zhiva?! No chto zastavilo ee ischeznutʹ?Vdokhnovli͡ai͡ushchiĭ i ėmot͡sionalʹnyĭ roman o semeĭnykh uzakh, taĭnakh, lzhi i poiske sebi͡a.Kim Mishelʹ Richardson 'Knizhnai͡a dama iz Bespokoĭnogo ruchʹi͡a'Vo vremena Velikoĭ depressii v shtate Kentukki byla organizovana konnai͡a bibliotechnai͡a sluzhba. Knizhnye damy dostavli͡ali knigi v samye otdalennye ugolki ėtogo dikogo shtata. Putʹ odnoĭ iz nikh - Mėri Ki͡ussi Karter, prolegaet ne tolʹko cherez neprokhodimye lesa, no i cherez li͡udskie predrassudki. Ee brezglivo nazyvai͡ut Vasilek - iz-za kozhi golubogo t͡sveta. No ona prodolzhaet dostavli͡atʹ knigi i iskrenne verit, chto oni sposobny napolnitʹ serdt͡sa li͡udeĭ dobrom, sostradaniem i svetom.Istorii͡a muzhestva i nepokolebimoĭ very cheloveka v to, chto slovam pod silu izmenitʹ mir.Kėtrin Khʹi͡uz 'Poslednee obeshchanie'Tara Richards perezhivaet ne luchshie vremena. No odnazhdy ona poluchaet pisʹmo ot londonskogo advokata, kotoroe sposobno nakonet͡s prolitʹ svet na sobytii͡a ee zhizni. Kto-to ostavil eĭ kli͡uch ot depozitnoĭ i͡acheĭki, vnutri kotoroĭ ona nakhodit nechto, chto zastavli͡aet ee sorvatʹsi͡a s mesta i reshitʹsi͡a na samyĭ otchai͡annyĭ shag v zhizni…Potri͡asai͡ushchai͡a istorii͡a o li͡ubvi, proshchenii i sile dukha.

Susan Wiggs 'Lost and Found Bookstore'Natalie Harper could not have imagined that taking care of a grandfather suffering from dementia and inheriting huge debts for a cute but unprofitable Lost and Found bookstore would fall on her fragile shoulders. The girl takes on the transformation of the store and does not even suspect that by embodying her mother's dream, she is approaching the realization of her own desires.A warm and inspiring story about love for family and home, for yourself and books.Barbara O'Neill 'When We Believed in Mermaids'When Kit found out about her sister's death, it was as if she was gone too. Thoughts of the past prevented her from living in the present. After 15 years, Kit sees a woman in the TV news who looks like her sister - random shots give long-lost hope. Is Josie alive?! But what made her disappear?An inspiring and emotional novel about family ties, secrets, lies and finding yourself.Kim Michelle Richardson 'The Book Lady from Restless Creek'During the Great Depression, an equestrian library service was organized in Kentucky. Book ladies delivered books to the most remote corners of this wild state. The path of one of them, Mary Kussi Carter, runs not only through impenetrable forests, but also through human prejudices. She is fastidiously called Cornflower – because of her blue skin. But she continues to deliver books and sincerely believes that they are able to fill people's hearts with kindness, compassion and light.The story of man's courage and unshakable faith that words can change the world.Catherine Hughes' Last Promise'Tara Richards is going through hard times. But one day she receives a letter from a London lawyer who is finally able to shed light on the events of her life. Someone left her the key to the safe deposit box, inside which she finds something that makes her take off and decide on the most desperate step in life…An amazing story about love, forgiveness and the power of the spirit.