ralucaneagu07Jul 4, 20215 min read‘The Magus’ By John Fowles: Should We Always Look For A Meaning?A few years ago, I’ve read in no time John Fowles’ “The Collector”. I had decided not to wait too long until my next meeting with the...
ralucaneagu07May 23, 20213 min read‘The Untold Love Stories’ By Tatiana Niculescu: Love Destined To Be InheritedI was walking leisurely through the bookstore, feeding myself on the smell of printed letters when, suddenly, a book on the bookshelf...
ralucaneagu07May 23, 20214 min read‘The Revenge Of Forgiveness’ By Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt: Four Living Short StoriesWhat is a TBR list (To Be Read) useful for? In my case, just to have something to ignore. This time, the unforeseen thing that messed up...
ralucaneagu07May 15, 20214 min read‘Aimez-Vous Brahms’ By Françoise Sagan: One Woman, Two Men, One Choice Wandering through the bookstore without a target and without my “Wish List” (lucky me, cause this is the essential condition to keep my...
ralucaneagu07May 15, 20217 min read‘The Night In Lisbon’ By Erich Maria Remarque: A Life In One NightI met Erich Maria Remarque quite a long time ago, in a volume that contained two different novels regarding the theme and the approach –...
ralucaneagu07May 8, 20215 min read‘The Painted Veil’ By Somerset Maugham: When Suffering Leads To EvolutionFollowing the recommendations of my reading fellows but also out of longing for the British writing of the beginning of the 20th century,...
ralucaneagu07May 4, 20216 min read‘The Midnight Library’ By Matt Haig: How Many Lives Do You Need In Order To Learn How To Live?I bought this book because I was incited by the debates about it among the literary groups I am part of. Today I recommend the book to...
ralucaneagu07May 3, 20214 min read‘The Sufferings of Young Werther’ By Goethe:There’s A Thin Line Between Love And ObsessionClassics were my first literary passion. Lately, however, contemporary literature has found a consistent place in my personal library...
ralucaneagu07Apr 25, 20214 min read‘All Men Do Not Inhabit This World in the Same Way’ By Jean-Paul Dubois: Dignity and ResignationTaking a look on the literary offer from the beginning of the year 2021, I noticed a book that won the 2019 Goncourt Prize, one of the...
ralucaneagu07Apr 25, 20214 min read‘An Apartment In Paris’ By Guillaume Musso: A New Adventure On Two ContinentsSince a few days ago I finished “The Angel’s Call” (Guillaume Musso), I continued this literary genre, being curious to find out the...
ralucaneagu07Apr 17, 20214 min read’Major Pettigrew's Last Stand’ By Helen Simonson: A Simply Adorable Love StoryLove does not have barriers, regardless of their nature, and the age only gives love an extra flavor, without compromising passion. If...
ralucaneagu07Apr 17, 20213 min read‘The Angel’s Call’ By Guillaume Musso: A Story Like A Montagne RusseAlthough the “thriller” genre is not a literary genre for best describing my personal reading preferences, I had to look for the...
ralucaneagu07Apr 11, 20214 min read‘The Little Prince’ By Antoine de Saint-Exupéry: A Foray Into Childhood Or Into Philosophy?One weekend morning, over a late and slowly drunk coffee, I decided to read a few lines from “The Little Prince”. Only that there were...
ralucaneagu07Apr 3, 20215 min read‘Frenchman’s creek’ By Daphne du Maurier: A Never Ending Love StoryUntil recently, the reading experience was an eminently introverted one, but along with my new literary project “Dor de zbor / Lust for...
ralucaneagu07Mar 24, 20213 min read'Florence in Ecstasy' By Jessie Chaffee: A Painful Struggle for HealingWhen reading the title, my mind suddenly thought about a journey in Florence, among works of art and history and flavoured sweets and...
ralucaneagu07Mar 20, 20213 min read’The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas’ By John Boyne: The Tragedies Of History Must Never FadeAn inexhaustible source of sadness and revolt, the Holocaust occupies a special place in fictional and nonfictional literature. Rivers of...
