Christine Dente (Ordre des livres)

Christine Dente Ordre des livres

Christine Dente utilise l'écriture comme une forme d'exploration de soi et de thérapie, trouvant réconfort et inspiration dans les mots et la musique. Son œuvre plonge souvent dans les couches les plus profondes de l'esprit et du cœur pour découvrir des vérités et des connexions universelles. Dente considère les histoires comme le tissu fondamental du monde, tissé dans son essence même. Elle croit que son processus créatif, inspiré par la nature et des auteurs aimés, la sert non seulement elle-même, mais aussi ses lecteurs, en leur offrant réconfort et encouragement dans leurs propres parcours de vie.

The Woman in the Willow

238pages
9 heures de lecture

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In this poignant tale, a woman grapples with her traumatic past while seeking solace in her backyard garden. Catherine Hathaway, a retired schoolteacher, has retreated into her sanctuary, determined to keep her heart closed to the world, especially to the new neighbors, including a lonely five-year-old named Tazzy. Despite her desire for solitude, Tazzy's spirited nature and the allure of Catherine's garden draw her in, challenging Catherine's resolve. The child’s presence stirs unsettling memories, and Catherine, burdened by her own struggles with balance and vision, becomes increasingly wary, suspecting Tazzy’s mother of abuse reminiscent of her own childhood. The willow tree in Catherine's garden serves as a powerful symbol throughout her journey—a refuge from her past and a reminder of lost family. As Catherine confronts her painful memories of a sister and a neglectful mother, she is pulled toward the willow, the river, and the child who may hold the key to her healing. This story explores themes of hope and redemption, questioning whether an old woman can rise from the depths of grief and rediscover the joy of life. Will the spirit of growth and transformation prevail in her heart, and what role will the willow play in her quest for renewal? Join Catherine as she navigates the complexities of aging, loss, and the possibility of new beginnings.