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Experience Gabriella’s unforgettable journey

Feeling the Ground Beneath the Feet is a poignant and captivating work that takes you to the heart of Gabriella’s moving story. After suffering from childhood abuse and illness, Gabriella finds a new life and a loving family who transform her fragile existence into a tale of resilience and hope.

A shattered childhood, a dream of magic

As a rejected and abused orphan, Gabriella identifies with Willy, a fictional orphan boy who dreams of a magical academy where wounds are healed. Gabriella’s fate changes when she meets Hermann and his family, who offer her not only a home but also the hope of a life of promise.

The magic of love and courage

Every page of Feeling the Ground Beneath the Feet is an ode to love and determination. Gabriella, with the support of Herman, her faithful companion, and her devoted foster parents, learns to walk and overcome her pain. The book explores the depths of human emotion, from tears of despair to cries of joy and the tenderness of shared moments.

A journey beyond suffering

Rich in symbolism and metaphor, this novel takes readers on a journey through Gabriella’s trials and triumphs. While her story is rooted in the harsh reality of hospitals and treatment, it is also illuminated by dreams and fantasies.

Langue

en

Version

livre numérique

Date de sortie initiale

16 mai 2023

Format ebook

EPUB2

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Auteur principal

Vladarg Delsat

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EAN

9798223220725

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Auteur

Vladarg Delsat