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Alex’ mom goes to Singapore for a short consultancy and meets her old friends in the free time. Alex decides to flight with her to visit the country that his mother loves so much. On the plane he finds a book with a mysterious message on the last page. Will he solve the case?
The ties of the Biviere
“Listen to me, destiny can be changed. The past is gone now, but the future depends on you. Do you really want me to accompany you on your jump?”
I don’t understand what they are getting at, but I nod silently.
Takes a rigorous yet engaging look at the globalization issue by studying its impact on people’s daily lives. The authors take reader on a journey from the origins of the phenomenon to its possible future developments, highlighting its most significant aspects and implications on society and the individual.
“Football Drops” will amaze you with the most extraordinary anecdotes that occurred in the World Cups, the Copa Libertadores or the Champions League, but also in professional and amateur championships around the world. Crazy rituals, incredible results and unprecedented sent offs are some of the ingredients of an unforgettable cocktail for football fans.
“I was lucky enough to be born in a land that is the mother of excellent products, the land of the colors and flavors of nature, how could I have ignored their fragrance, their authenticity?”
Within these pages, you’ll uncover a treasure of cherished recipes handed down through generations. From the iconic handmade pasta to the irresistible panzerotto, each recipe is a celebration of Apulia’s bounty and culinary ingenuity. But this book is more than just a collection of recipes: whether you’re a seasoned chef or an adventurous home cook, this cookbook offers something for everyone, with easy-to-follow instructions and insightful tips to help you recreate the flavors of Apulia in your own kitchen.
Uncover the magic of Apulian cooking and bring the warmth and authenticity of Italy’s south to your table. Buon appetito!
Fatima lives in a social context where “freedom” is only an unpronounceable word, being the daughter of the Albanian people, hostage of a dictator. The enterprising girl tries to overcome the many obstacles due also to be a woman and to find a way to live a dignified life as a teacher. During a labor camp she discovers that Qamail is the boy who refused to marry her and to submit to the tradition of arranged marriages. Her life was greatly shaken by the emigration of her three sons to Italy. When her husband dies, she also moves away, but her dream is to return to her roots.
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