Hae-Soo Park
(forfatter)
My Perfect Deserted Island lydbok
296,-
A tender and heartwarming novel about the rejuvenating power of island life, for fans of The Healing Season of Pottery and Hakuda Photo Studio. SLOW DOWN. SOMETIMES THE BRAVEST ACT IS STARTING OVER. Jian Cha thought she had her life mapped out - until the weight of endless deadlines and the relentless pace of her corporate job begins to fracture her spirit. Craving a change, she leaves the city b…
A tender and heartwarming novel about the rejuvenating power of island life, for fans of The Healing Season of Pottery and Hakuda Photo Studio. SLOW DOWN. SOMETIMES THE BRAVEST ACT IS STARTING OVER. Jian Cha thought she had her life mapped out - until the weight of endless deadlines and the relentless pace of her corporate job begins to fracture her spirit. Craving a change, she leaves the city behind and steps onto the empty shores of Songdo Island, a forgotten speck in the sea where time moves to the rhythm of the wind and tides.In a weathered house surrounded by wild grass and salty air, Jian learns how to live slowly. She forages for seaweed at dawn, coaxes vegetables from stubborn soil and watches the sea burn crimson at sunset. Each small struggle brings its own quiet lesson: clearing her land, mending a leaky roof, and gathering wild herbs become acts of discovery and renewal.My Perfect Deserted Island invites readers to breathe more deeply, find beauty in the ordinary and remember that the universe offers space to heal - exactly when it is needed most.
Undertittel
The cosy and healing Korean bestseller about new beginnings
Forlag
Wildfire
Utgitt
14.01.2027
Lengde
10:00
Sjanger
Språk
English
Format
mp3
DRM-beskyttelse
Vannmerket
ISBN
9781035444014
A tender and heartwarming novel about the rejuvenating power of island life, for fans of The Healing Season of Pottery and Hakuda Photo Studio.
SLOW DOWN. SOMETIMES THE BRAVEST ACT IS STARTING OVER.
Jian Cha thought she had her life mapped out - until the weight of endless deadlines and the relentless pace of her corporate job begins to fracture her spirit. Craving a change, she leaves the city behind and steps onto the empty shores of Songdo Island, a forgotten speck in the sea where time moves to the rhythm of the wind and tides.
In a weathered house surrounded by wild grass and salty air, Jian learns how to live slowly. She forages for seaweed at dawn, coaxes vegetables from stubborn soil and watches the sea burn crimson at sunset. Each small struggle brings its own quiet lesson: clearing her land, mending a leaky roof, and gathering wild herbs become acts of discovery and renewal.
My Perfect Deserted Island invites readers to breathe more deeply, find beauty in the ordinary and remember that the universe offers space to heal - exactly when it is needed most.
SLOW DOWN. SOMETIMES THE BRAVEST ACT IS STARTING OVER.
Jian Cha thought she had her life mapped out - until the weight of endless deadlines and the relentless pace of her corporate job begins to fracture her spirit. Craving a change, she leaves the city behind and steps onto the empty shores of Songdo Island, a forgotten speck in the sea where time moves to the rhythm of the wind and tides.
In a weathered house surrounded by wild grass and salty air, Jian learns how to live slowly. She forages for seaweed at dawn, coaxes vegetables from stubborn soil and watches the sea burn crimson at sunset. Each small struggle brings its own quiet lesson: clearing her land, mending a leaky roof, and gathering wild herbs become acts of discovery and renewal.
My Perfect Deserted Island invites readers to breathe more deeply, find beauty in the ordinary and remember that the universe offers space to heal - exactly when it is needed most.
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