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The Works of Elizabeth Gilbert (set of 2 Volumes)
General Fiction伊丽莎白·吉尔伯特作品集(套装共2册)
(us)elizabeth Gilbert
"Signature of All Things" content summary: After "Eat, Pray, Love", we set out again to find the truth of love. Having a scientific and wise mind, a rational and calm mentality, facing all things in the world, and living a smart and generous life, this is the high level of sexiness for women. Brief introduction to "City of Girls": The huge legend of New York Broadway theater girls during World War II. A group of charming pioneer women composed a song of female friendship. Gorgeous costumes, witty drama, great lines, and wonderful descriptions of sex... Reproduce the tawdry charm of New York in the 1940s and the mystery of fashion.
"Signature of All Things" content summary: After "Eat, Pray, Love", we set out again to find the truth of love. Having a scientific and wise mind, a rational and calm mentality, facing all things in the world, and living a smart and generous life, this is the high level of sexiness for women. Brief introduction to "City of Girls": The huge legend of New York Broadway theater girls during World War II. A group of charming pioneer women composed a song of female friendship. Gorgeous costumes, witty drama, great lines, and wonderful descriptions of sex... Reproduce the tawdry charm of New York in the 1940s and the mystery of fashion.

The Signature of All Things (new Version)
General Fiction万物的签名(新版)
(us)elizabeth Gilbert
Alma longs to be a plant. Her mind is as clear as the veins of a leaf, as precise as the structure of a flower. Her life is like a plant, free and pure, growing with abandon. She is a rational and keen botanist, leading the colorful pony through the vast forest, peering into the small and silent vast universe in the boulder moss community, coexisting peacefully with crabs, lizards and mildew on the wild island, and crossing dozens of unknown bridges in the bow-and-arrow city. Perceive the most subtle order of plants, but cannot see into the heart of the one you love. She became a sister to a beautiful girl with a very different personality, but had nothing to say for most of her life. I met my only friend in this life, but I had thoughts of murder, but I still couldn't stop loving her. In the best years, I stayed with my father who founded the plant trading kingdom, but I didn't know the most terrifying secret in his heart. I wish to marry my bright and clear love, but I have to give up his love. She spent her life trying to love and understand others.
Alma longs to be a plant. Her mind is as clear as the veins of a leaf, as precise as the structure of a flower. Her life is like a plant, free and pure, growing with abandon. She is a rational and keen botanist, leading the colorful pony through the vast forest, peering into the small and silent vast universe in the boulder moss community, coexisting peacefully with crabs, lizards and mildew on the wild island, and crossing dozens of unknown bridges in the bow-and-arrow city. Perceive the most subtle order of plants, but cannot see into the heart of the one you love. She became a sister to a beautiful girl with a very different personality, but had nothing to say for most of her life. I met my only friend in this life, but I had thoughts of murder, but I still couldn't stop loving her. In the best years, I stayed with my father who founded the plant trading kingdom, but I didn't know the most terrifying secret in his heart. I wish to marry my bright and clear love, but I have to give up his love. She spent her life trying to love and understand others.

City of Girls
Literature女孩之城
(us)elizabeth Gilbert
In 1940, at the beginning of World War II, 19-year-old wealthy girl Vivian dropped out of Vassar College and went to her aunt Peg, who ran the Lilly Theater in New York. In this gorgeous but crumbling old-fashioned theater, Vivian discovers her talent for designing costumes and meets a group of women who have influenced her life: Celia, a dancer who is indulgent and dreams of conquering the world with her beauty; Olive, who is serious and mediocre from head to toe, but is the beloved lover of her maverick aunt; Edna, a British actress who regards drama as life and the godmother of style who is not beautiful at all; Marjorie, a weird girl in a second-hand clothing store who looks ridiculous but has great ideas about life. Through them, Vivian experienced a liberation from body to mind, and fully experienced the charm and freedom she understood in New York. Until an unexpected sex scandal occurred, Vivian fled New York in a hurry and began her journey towards maturity... 70 Years later, 89-year-old Vivian used a long letter to tell a feminist named Angela about her life experience: New York in her eyes, this "their city" flashed across Yao's intoxicated days and nights, her love for sewing and clothing, her shame and pain, the love and freedom she realized... Throughout her life, she never became the "lady" that the era expected her to be, but there was a real Vivian Morris in the world, and she spent her life following the fire in her heart.
In 1940, at the beginning of World War II, 19-year-old wealthy girl Vivian dropped out of Vassar College and went to her aunt Peg, who ran the Lilly Theater in New York. In this gorgeous but crumbling old-fashioned theater, Vivian discovers her talent for designing costumes and meets a group of women who have influenced her life: Celia, a dancer who is indulgent and dreams of conquering the world with her beauty; Olive, who is serious and mediocre from head to toe, but is the beloved lover of her maverick aunt; Edna, a British actress who regards drama as life and the godmother of style who is not beautiful at all; Marjorie, a weird girl in a second-hand clothing store who looks ridiculous but has great ideas about life. Through them, Vivian experienced a liberation from body to mind, and fully experienced the charm and freedom she understood in New York. Until an unexpected sex scandal occurred, Vivian fled New York in a hurry and began her journey towards maturity... 70 Years later, 89-year-old Vivian used a long letter to tell a feminist named Angela about her life experience: New York in her eyes, this "their city" flashed across Yao's intoxicated days and nights, her love for sewing and clothing, her shame and pain, the love and freedom she realized... Throughout her life, she never became the "lady" that the era expected her to be, but there was a real Vivian Morris in the world, and she spent her life following the fire in her heart.