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The temples and teahouses of Kyoto are the scene of a Frenchwoman's emotional awakening in the stunning fifth novel by international bestseller Muriel Barbery. Roses | Mixed Flower Arrangements | Sympathy | Everyday Flowers | Hoildays | Birthday | Anniversary | Mother's Day | Florist | Flower Boxes | Forever Roses Simply take the lid of your box and experience the magic. We commit to offering a guarantee of authenticity for all our amber jewellery, and we comply with all Hallmarking regulations. Adorable and affectionate - The Petite Round Rose is the perfect way to share a slice of luxury in style. The materials kit is available in Dusky Pink, Bright Red, Wine A popular keepsake with 1 unique Rose that will last for 1 year.
- Materials: Baltic Amber & Sterling Silver
- Product: Single Rose Brooch
- Length: 50mm
- A greeting card with your personalised message - sealed with love and our wax stamp
- Colours: Amber
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Muriel Barbery’s writing has an etheral, almost dreamlike quality, carefully preserved in Alison Anderson’s translation. ‘What can absence and death give me?
Slawomir Kozlowski
Gradually she starts to soften as she absorbs the atmosphere of the temples and gardens she and Paul visit. A Single Rose is the sort of book you need to linger over, much as you might a cup of fragrant Japanese tea, gradually taking in and appreciating its delicate, subtle features. By the end of her stay, Rose finds she has become a different person, able to put past disappointments behind her and look to a future that offers so much more than she might have imagined.
She is seemingly unmoved by their beauty but drawn to their shapes and symbolism. The sake helps a little too and soon self-deprecating humour replaces her previous abrasive and petulant nature. An apology? Waking up to heavy rain one morning, Rose observes ‘The mountains of the East steamed with mist rising into a diaphonous sky; the river was silenced by the downpour.
You would expect their presence to excite Rose’s interest, being a botanist by profession, but her reaction is more ambivalent. ’ she asked.
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