Set in the summer of 1958, the narrative follows a traveler arriving in Rotterdam, impeccably dressed and eager for a European adventure. Anticipating charming towns and cultural delights, she instead confronts the stark realities of a continent still recovering from the ravages of war. The contrast between her expectations and the post-war landscape reveals deeper themes of disillusionment and the impact of history on personal journeys.
Sharon Stine Libros
Esta autora es coautora del libro France on Fragile Wings. Puede encontrar más información sobre su trabajo en el sitio web del libro.


Landscapes for Learning
- 272 páginas
- 10 horas de lectura
"Landscapes for Learning" by Dr. Sharon Stine explores the significance of outdoor environments in children's education. Through 11 case studies, it examines design principles that enhance learning spaces, emphasizing collaboration among designers, educators, and children. The book offers insights into creating safe, stimulating outdoor areas for various educational settings.