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The Haciendaby: Lisa St.Aubin De Teran April 02, 1998 |
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i love it, love it, love it.i'm a social worker and this book is helping me get through my day.inspirational, i'm so excited to read another page. am not even half way through, but am already wondering how i will fill the gap, left by this tale's departure.i highly recommend this book to anyone wanting to escape life's monotony and be amazed at the capacity of human beings to look to themselves for guidanace and find an abudance of previously untapped courage, resilience and love
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The Slow Train to Milanby: Lisa St.Aubin De Teran August 31, 1989 |
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i love it, love it, love it.i'm a social worker and this book is helping me get through my day.inspirational, i'm so excited to read another page. am not even half way through, but am already wondering how i will fill the gap, left by this tale's departure.i highly recommend this book to anyone wanting to escape life's monotony and be amazed at the capacity of human beings to look to themselves for guidanace and find an abudance of previously untapped courage, resilience and love
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Mozambique Mysteriesby: Lisa St.Aubin De Teran October 18, 2007 |
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I stumbled across this book after coming back from Mozambique, where I had visited the exact area which Ms. De Terán describes so lovingly in this book. And it is truly an extraordinary area (Ihla de Mozambique, Mossuril) - culturally, historically and geographically, and what Ms. De Terán has done in the area is admirable, and specially the descriptions of the Makua traditions are very valuable; Makua are a numerous and lively nation in Northern Mozambique of whom there has still been written too little. For just that the book is a great read, although Ms. Terán is clearly out to sell her project to sponsors. Nothing wrong with that though: Mossuril is poor, but at the same time one must not forget that other areas in the province of Nampula ... Read More:
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Ottoby: Lisa St.Aubin De Teran February 02, 2006 |
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I stumbled across this book after coming back from Mozambique, where I had visited the exact area which Ms. De Terán describes so lovingly in this book. And it is truly an extraordinary area (Ihla de Mozambique, Mossuril) - culturally, historically and geographically, and what Ms. De Terán has done in the area is admirable, and specially the descriptions of the Makua traditions are very valuable; Makua are a numerous and lively nation in Northern Mozambique of whom there has still been written too little. For just that the book is a great read, although Ms. Terán is clearly out to sell her project to sponsors. Nothing wrong with that though: Mossuril is poor, but at the same time one must not forget that other areas in the province of Nampula ... Read More:
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Keepers of the House (Bloomsbury Classic)by: Lisa St.Aubin De Teran May 26, 1994 |
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I stumbled across this book after coming back from Mozambique, where I had visited the exact area which Ms. De Terán describes so lovingly in this book. And it is truly an extraordinary area (Ihla de Mozambique, Mossuril) - culturally, historically and geographically, and what Ms. De Terán has done in the area is admirable, and specially the descriptions of the Makua traditions are very valuable; Makua are a numerous and lively nation in Northern Mozambique of whom there has still been written too little. For just that the book is a great read, although Ms. Terán is clearly out to sell her project to sponsors. Nothing wrong with that though: Mossuril is poor, but at the same time one must not forget that other areas in the province of Nampula ... Read More:
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A Valley In Italy - Confessions of a House Addict.by: Lisa St Aubin de Terán 1994 |
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I stumbled across this book after coming back from Mozambique, where I had visited the exact area which Ms. De Terán describes so lovingly in this book. And it is truly an extraordinary area (Ihla de Mozambique, Mossuril) - culturally, historically and geographically, and what Ms. De Terán has done in the area is admirable, and specially the descriptions of the Makua traditions are very valuable; Makua are a numerous and lively nation in Northern Mozambique of whom there has still been written too little. For just that the book is a great read, although Ms. Terán is clearly out to sell her project to sponsors. Nothing wrong with that though: Mossuril is poor, but at the same time one must not forget that other areas in the province of Nampula ... Read More:
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A Valley in Italyby: Lisa St.Aubin De Teran March 30, 1995 |
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I thought this book was great. Written with a real affection for the wonderful characters who welcome the author and her family into their village, it is entertaining but also accurate. Having helped a friend restore an Italian house, this account of rural italian life really rang true. The style may be eccentric, but that's part of its success and I was sad to reach the end of this life-enhancing book.
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Memory Mapsby: Lisa St.Aubin De Teran April 03, 2003 |
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I cannot recommend this book highly enough. I was reading this book when I was taking a year out travelling and could appreciate Lisa's wonderlust and love of visiting different countries. She has had such a full and wonderful if not scary life at times. Each page keeps you hooked. I think this book would appeal to those who enjoy travel or just for escapism... >>More Details |
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The Slow Train to Milan (King Penguin)by: Lisa St. Aubin de Teran June 04, 1985 |
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I cannot recommend this book highly enough. I was reading this book when I was taking a year out travelling and could appreciate Lisa's wonderlust and love of visiting different countries. She has had such a full and wonderful if not scary life at times. Each page keeps you hooked. I think this book would appeal to those who enjoy travel or just for escapism... >>More Details |
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Off the Rails: Memoirs of a Train Addictby: Lisa St.Aubin De Teran March 01, 1990 |
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Lisa St. Aubin de Teran has had an extraordinarily colourful life. She's had more husbands than I've had hot dinners and been to more countries than Marco Polo. I would say this book is a mixture of life story and wanderlust traveller, so you might be annoyed if you want a straight forward travel account. Personally I found her life story more interesting than her descriptions of trains and train stations. Her writing style is a little chaotic in places, you think you're in Italy and she suddenly mentions Mexico or the States, it can get a bit bewildering at times. But still, an enjoyable book that will give you itchy feet.
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