Pastel Fondness

Pastel fondness is an anthology describing the different shades of love for others and their closed circle. This book has beautifully penned with 40 writers outpouring their feelings for their loved ones in the form of poems, stories and microtales. Hope you enjoy reading the book and don't forget to share your love and affection for the people in different shades as family, friends etc.

"Perfection" is the pressure of imposing something forcefully on your mind. Everyone wants perfection in this imperfect world. Everyone is comparing their lives with others on social media and crave for a perfect body perfect personality perfect image perfect outfit perfect life, everything just perfect. We are striving for this perfection and trembling with the idea of transformation. We are unaware with the fact that perfection is a constant transformation and we don't have to take any kind of pressure to constantly evolve or transform. This anthology puts a light on an idea of not taking any kind of pressure to be perfect instead appreciating our real self because we are only loved just for being who we are, just for our existence, just for our p for presence not for our p for perfection. “P For Perfect Anthology” is a multi-genre compilation beautifully penned by our talented writers. The co-authors have tried to express this beautiful spectra of colours in a very incentive way from their unique point of views through their enchanting words.

" Juvenile Tutelage In India" the title itself describes it and it's an anthology compiled by International Author Rishav Banerjee from India. The India is the second most populous country of the planet where children constitute about 39% of the population of the country and, since children are the longer term of the country hence, their education is of primary importance for any nation. Education is the most vital factor which plays an excellent role within the development of a private and also as a rustic. Nowadays, it's become an important factor for the longer-term brightness of the new generations of any society. a rustic cannot grow and develop without the individual growth and development of its citizens. Thus, the event of any country depends hugely on the education standard available to its citizens. An honest education system must have common goals in every area of the country to supply appropriate and proper learning to its citizens. Education gives us knowledge of the planet around us and changes it into something better. It develops in us a perspective of watching life. It helps us build opinions and have points of view on things in life. Some say education is the process of gaining information about the encompassing world while knowledge is something very different. Information can't be converted into knowledge without education. Education makes us capable of interpreting things, among other things. It's almost not a lesson in textbooks. It’s about the teachings of life.

"The "ordinary times" Claude Morhange-Begue refers to began when she was not quite eight years old; in April 1944, the SS paused in the French village of Chamberet for some routine business and left with Morhange-Begue's mother. For the rest of the war her mother was interned at Auschwitz. She returned at war's end, her health irreparably impaired but wanting to talk." "Years passed, and Morhange-Begue became a woman and a mother in her turn. Chamberet was written, says Morhange-Begue, in order that certain things not be forgotten. Although her mother felt compelled to speak when she came home, she had been unwilling to record her experiences. Morhange-Begue therefore assumed that task and bore witness on her mother's behalf. What she presents here is a stirring tale of personal emergence." --Book Jacket.

The City of Glasgow possesses an internationally renowned collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist paintings. This magnificent book, the catalogue for a major exhibition, features sixty-four of the finest paintings in this collection, including important works by Rousseau, Corot, Monet, Renoir, Cézanne, Gauguin, Van Gogh, Picasso, Derain, Matisse, and Rouault. The lavishly illustrated book provides a short essay on each work as well as full catalogue details. There are also four introductory essays by prominent scholars that set the paintings in context. Irene Maver examines the social, political, and economic environment of Glasgow from its beginnings until the First World War; Frances Fowle charts the taste for French art in the west of Scotland during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century; Hugh Stevenson explores the early history of the city's collection and its assimilation of contemporary French paintings; and Belinda Thomson discusses how Glasgow's collection relates to the wider historical context of French painting of the period.

Ida Kohlmeyer's unique talent evolved from her student years under Hans Hoffmann in the 50's abstract expressionist movement to the cluster series in the 1970s. This beautifully illustrated monograph is the first collection of her paintings and sculpture since her death in 1997. 104 colour plates