Bøger udgivet af Harry Martin

Perfect, the seventh child in the Peace family, is told by her mother Emma Jean when she is eight years old, "You were born a boy. You are the girl I made. But that's not who you were meant to be. Therefore, you will now be a boy. At first, it will feel a little unusual, but you'll get used to it, and eventually, this will end.

Paris, 1941: Maggie, who is spirited, commits herself to the Resistance in defiance of her mother's wishes. Her life is a frenzy of phony passports, covert nocturnal errands, and assisting Jews fleeing a deadly Paris that is getting worse by the hour. She says goodbye to Emil, a fellow soldier, as he leaves the city with the Nazis pursuing him in the shadows.

The most resilient couple you know is Max and Pip. They are steadfast closest friends and lovers. Then, however, their son becomes ill, and the doctors leave it up to them to decide whether or not he will live. Max and Pip can't agree for the first time. They have various goals for their son's future.Suppose they were able to have both. After the End transports one remarkable family from unfathomable grief to a surprise, satisfying, and redemptive ending and the life they are fated to find. It is a fascinating and propulsion study of love, marriage, children, and the route not traveled. In My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult, Mackintosh shows us how sometimes there is merely another beginning in the end.