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<p>The branch he sat on was creaking under his weight, but he didn´t seem to notice or care. He was shouting about being angry at his brother. I stood by the trunk and cried and begged him to come down, but he wouldn´t listen. </p><p>I will not come down until Gregoris has apologised to you! he insisted. There were two birds in the tree with my grandfather, one on each side of him. One of the birds was a dove, the other some sort of bird of prey, like a hawk or a falcon. </p><p>"If you won´t come down, will you at least save the dove? And look out for the other bird!" I cried out. Just as my grandfather reached out to the dove, the branch snapped.</p>

<p>Sixteen years after Cecelia Ahern&apos;s bestselling phenomenon PS, I Love You captured the hearts of millions, the long-awaited sequel follows Holly as she helps strangers leave their own letters behind for loved ones. Fifteen years after the events of PS, I Love You, Holly has moved on from her late husband&apos;s passing. She has a boyfriend and a job, but finds she lacks purpose in life. Then Holly&apos;s sister asks her to come on her podcast to tell the story of the hidden PS, I Love You -- the letters Holly&apos;s husband scattered around their home just before he died. Holly agrees, not thinking much will come of it. But after the episode airs, people start reaching out to Holly, and they all have one thing in common: they&apos;re terminally ill and want to leave their own messages for the family members they will soon leave behind. With her trademark blend of romance, humor, and bittersweet life lessons, Ahern has delivered the perfect follow-up to her beloved first novel.</p>

<p><i></i>They were just kids when they went out there, out to the summer house, twenty years ago. It was in the dark of December and there were four of them, hoping to witness a supernatural phenomenon they had heard would appear exactly at midnight. Suddenly there was a scream, and then only two of them were left. Where did the others go? <i>Anywhere Out of the World</i> is a contemporary writers nerve-racking story from the deepest, darkest Swedish woods of winter.</p><p><i>The walk from the bus stop was short, but it felt like being in the middle of nowhere. The summer house was dusted with a thin cover of snow. Just a few hundred meters away, the nature reserve took over. Emma walked the steps up to the porch. She had stood right here, with Kassandra, holding hands. Kassandras eyes had been wide in the moonlight, the same kind of glow that drowned the clearing around the house now. But the snow was heavier then. Emma unlocked the front door and stepped inside. </i></p>

In the olden times there sat a man in a smoking room filled with peebles whom was all movie around in rythm to a tinny sort of nose emitting from a rotating, flat sphereoid.<br/><br/>The man signed deeply, for he had a habitat of doing so...<br/><br/>In the 23 different short stories that are in Me Book of Writted Thinks you will encounter ordinary people, strange people, sad people, pirates, ghosts, a fisherman, animals.... and meet such characters as Groobly Dershmant, Ronald Pyddlesnips, Lady Aberdeer, the Pleesemen, and Sad Jim. Written in Selanders unique comedic style filled with puns and nonsense, prepare to be befuddled, fascinated and fully entertained.

A story about a plastic knight, love, friendship, betrayal, potential axmurderers, the scent of lavender, Down syndrome, madeleines, Japanese capsule hotels, fifteen minutes of fame and how to bury an old lady behind the raspberry bushes.

The Apatride and the Confused dog is a short story about loss, freedom and illusion.

In the summer of 1944 a family from Perugia, Italy, finds itself in a desperate situation that will shape their lives for years to come.<br/>"A Mindful Death" takes a group of disparate people on a journey to New York at the end of World War II, via Marseille France.<br/>The patriarch of the family has kept a secret for over seventy years until 2015, when he finally assures himself that it is safe to tell the whole story to Harry Anderson, a travel writer, and photojournalist.<br/>Harry, by chance, happens on a photo of this family with the word "arrivato" and the date July 17, 1945 inscribed on the back.<br/>What unravels is a story of passion, honor, pride, and two lovers who find joy and danger, when they arrive to Perugia. Here they locate the family member who kept the secret. With it came so much shame, regret, and suspicion of betrayal, that it made him wish he would have ended it a long time ago. Harry learns that a lot more is buried in the past and the picture when he unknowingly put himself and his loved one in danger - something he never could have predicted.