Bøger af Anna Pasternak

Samotność doskwiera najbardziej, gdy przeżywa się ją wśród najbliższychCzęste imprezy, dobry seks, atencja mężczyzn, alkohol bez ograniczeń, zabawowe towarzystwo… Czy to może być definicja szczęścia? Czy tak wygląda życie idealne?Wchodząca w dorosłość Baśka wkrótce przekona się, że znajomości, jakie nawiązuje, nie mają nic wspólnego z prawdziwą bliskością. Zdrada ukochanego, brak akceptacji samej siebie i narastające poczucie osamotnienia wpędzają młodą dziewczynę w chorobę. W ciężkich chwilach towarzyszy Baśce tylko jedna przyjaciółka – ale niestety jej intencje wcale nie są czyste… Jaki będzie koniec tej toksycznej relacji? Czy Baśce uda się wygrać z wyniszczającymi ją demonami?Anna Pasternak – autorka powieści obyczajowej dla kobiet pod tytułem „Przyjaciółka” opublikowanej po raz pierwszy w 2022 roku.

Drawing on previously neglected family sources and original interviews, Anna Pasternak tells the heartbreaking story of the love affair between her great uncle Boris Pasternak, the author of Doctor Zhivago, and his muse, Olga Ivinskaya. Filled with the rich detail of Boris's secret life, Lara unearths a moving love story of courage, loyalty, suffering, drama, and loss, casting a new light on the legacy of a timeless classic.

This book is an account of my childhood years, six of which happened during WWII. Most of the books of that period deal with the Holocaust and other atrocities perpetrated by Hitler and his henchmen in Europe. While this tragedy was occurring in Europe, mainly in Poland, a different scenario was taking place thousands of miles away in the Taiga of Siberia, both involving Polish Jews. Soviet gulags are well-known, and so is Stalin's regime, which finally collapsed in 1989. This is an account of my family and I's struggle for survival during that bloody period in history.

'The best book about the Windsors for decades' Petronella Wyatt The intimate biography of one of the most misunderstood women in British royal history.

The heartbreaking story of the passionate love affair between Boris Pasternak and Olga Ivinskaya - the tragic true story that inspired Doctor Zhivago. 'Utterly compelling and meticulously researched, this revealing look at an epic love affair transforms our understanding of a literary masterpiece' Michael Sheldon

'Men sleep with girls who wear black knickers, then marry girls who sport white. And you don't want him to marry you, do you?' asked Jess, fixing me with a stare. I didn't dare admit that leaving Jamie hadn't put me off marriage - if anything it had made me even more determined to get my next marriage and underwear combo right...And so begins Daisy Dooley Does Divorce - the hilarious and often heartbreakingly honest account of a late thirty-something's life after divorce. For Daisy - the alter ego of bestselling author, journalist and columnist Anna Pasternak - her divorce is a blessing in disguise and, like Bridget Jones before her, she is now looking for true love.From the euphoria of escaping from her brief and disasterous marriage through failed love affairs, to a passionate fling with a younger man via the flirtatious clutches of her best friend's husband, Daisy's diary of the highs and lows of life as a divorcee is an irresistible take on dating and makes for compulsive reading.