In Her Shoes

In Her Shoes

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  • Seisukord: Hea (kasutatud)
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  • Pocket |
  • 424 lk | Pehmekaaneline | 130 x 200 mm
  • ISBN: 9780743415668
  • Keel: ingliskeelne

Two Shoes, Two Lives

In “In Her Shoes,” Jennifer Weiner introduces us to sisters Rose Feller and Maggie Adams—two women as different as their favorite pairs of footwear. Rose, a charismatic party girl with a penchant for high heels, drifts through life without a plan or a penny to her name. Maggie, the dependable law student, navigates the world in sensible flats, burdened by self-doubt and familial obligation. Though they share the same DNA, their bond has frayed over years of misunderstandings, leading to a chasm neither knows how to bridge.

Miles to Go

After a heated argument leaves Maggie with a broken heart and a broken toe, Rose impulsively drives off with her sister’s belongings—including the cherished shoes that symbolize Maggie’s security and ambition. What begins as Rose’s attempt to find herself soon becomes a journey of self-discovery for both sisters. Stranded in Miami, Rose encounters a ragtag family of wise-cracking seniors and rediscovers her hidden talents. Meanwhile, back in Philadelphia, Maggie struggles to juggle law school, her demanding grandmother’s expectations, and the aching void left by Rose’s betrayal.

Paths Converge

As weeks pass, Rose learns the value of responsibility and generosity, while Maggie uncovers a long-buried gift for writing letters that heal strained relationships. Unexpected friendships and mentors guide each sister toward newfound strengths. And when a crisis pulls them back together, they realize that the shoes they walk in may differ, but the journey—and the love that binds them—remains the same.

Walking in Their Shoes

With warmth, humor, and insight, Jennifer Weiner crafts a heartfelt tale of sisterhood, identity, and the transformative power of empathy. “In Her Shoes” reminds us that sometimes the only way to understand another person is to walk a mile in her shoes—and that forgiveness often takes us home. Author’s description.

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