The story follows Mousey McGraw, a mouse on a quest for a loving family and a place to call home. His journey takes him on various adventures, but it is the memory of his cousin, Jeffrey Mouse, that ultimately leads him to discover his true home. Through Mousey's experiences, the book emphasizes the importance of family and belonging, aiming to instill in children the value of love and connection.
Set against the backdrop of a family garden, this story explores themes of love, loss, and the importance of nurturing relationships. The narrative follows Walter, who finds solace and connection through the act of growing vegetables, each plant symbolizing a memory or a bond with loved ones. As he tends to his garden, Walter reflects on his past, learning valuable lessons about resilience and the cycles of life. The book beautifully intertwines the joys of gardening with poignant moments of personal growth and healing.
An Adoptee's Journey To Finding Her Biological Family
The quest for identity drives Diane to explore her biological roots after the loss of her adoptive parents. Utilizing DNA testing and the assistance of a search angel, she embarks on an emotional journey to uncover her family history and understand her origins. Set against the backdrop of Christmas 2018, this narrative highlights the profound human desire to connect with one's biological family and the transformative power of science and technology in revealing personal truths.
As a part of the activities that will celebrate the 25th anniversary of the European Union Prize for Contemporary Architecture - Mies van der Rohe Award, this catalogue explains the value of the Prize as a platform for discovery and debate about two main topics: the historical value of the Prize as a demonstration of the significance of European architecture, and the Award's role as a mechanism for bringing up topics of concern in today's European architecture, and as a process that contributes to building an architectural and urban discourse, both in Europe and throughout the world. The works of the last 25 years are essential tools for defining the future in the upcoming years