Forever And A Day (Mary McBride).

Это захватывающий шпионский триллер, написанный Энтони Хоровицем - автором бестселлеров про Джеймса Бонда. Действие происходит за несколько месяцев до событий первой книги о Бонде - "Казино "Рояль".

Молодой Джеймс Бонд только что стал 00-агентом и получил свое первое задание - расследовать смерть предыдущего агента 007 в Марселе. По ходу расследования Бонд попадает в опасные переделки, сталкивается со злодеями, красивыми женщинами и проходит обучение у известного шпиона Скараманги.

Это увлекательное путешествие в прошлое легендарного агента, которое показывает как рождался миф о Джеймсе Бонде. Книга полна экшена, интриг, неожиданных поворотов и очарования классических романов про 007. Поклонникам Бонда обязательно стоит прочитать этот захватывающий приквел.

Это история молодой женщины, которая стала жертвой насильника и теперь одержима местью к одному из самых опасных преступников ее города. Однако она находит свое счастливое спасение благодаря одному-единственному дню...

Forever and a day by Mary McBride\'s fascinating story of Genevieve, a young girl diagnosed with leukemia at the tender age of ten, leaves the reader breathless. The coming-of-age storyline conveys the selflessness and love shown by family and friends in the face of tragedy. McBride flawlessly uses Genevieve\'s experiences to present experiences and thoughts that resonate with children facing myriad challenges. In a way, writing the book is one girl encouraging another girl to never give up.\nFrom the Scripture quotations in conversation to Genevieve making messages with her braids to the play on words mentioned in some her designations, every detail says "don\'t ever give up." Appreciating the little things we can rely on in times of trouble comes through nicely in this powerful heartfelt book. The symphony of voices of loved ones of all shapes, sizes and backgrounds give every chapter an important context and affection. My heart achingly shutters at the pain shown by Genevieve and her brave, loving friends that they would have willingly walked into a lion\'s den for her sake.\nThe most memorable chapters are when advice and encouragements from the mommies and daddies, barely-competent doctors, surgeons, nurses, and hospital orderlies participate and collude in their unfalteringly supportive relationships with growing up fries.\nI particularly enjoyed reading and understanding how friendship and faith and such essentials could form the immunization towards threats to child lives so readily.\nMcBride used a serendipity gift writing so deftly and ingeniously, rendering me as if I was always there for Genevieve.\nShe sprinkles vivid startling language like a glittering kaleidoscope of healing stories, the words at once filled with comfort and profound insight into what trials truly mean at our cores. Reading this sensitive book evokes caring instincts toward children dealing with unexpectedness of health situations. It leaves an impacting imprint of the importance placing children and their feelings at high pedestals of perception.\nImparting realistic lessons in compassion and perseverance gets readers infused with strength for their own ends and resolutions and casts a positive light upon the manner in which generations before us confected bonds in a time without health care, communication devices, or antibiotics for deadly illnesses.\nLeft with fresh, new streams of profundities give this move majesty, breadth and insight beyond its length.\nForever and A Day not only sublimates the reality of child-disease reality but also revels in porivating the heart and trauma deprivation of everydayly experiences so seamlessly. Stylistically speaking, too, it's perfect and fun to read this tear-stealing tale.\nMy fondest recommendation if you have a child or children to treat them to this treasure.\nA novelty effortlessly acquired in moments of weakness or in times when we seem to have lost our bearings or roots in the levins of life.\nThis book will teach you to not take easy - - taking easier – because poverty is such a myriad a affliction that sometimes doesn\'t even allow us to endure being seen naked.\nWhether its from empathy, donation drive participation or a simple giving girl hand, Mary McBridge\'s Forever