La princesa perdida / The Lost Princess - Brossura

Akhtar, Maha

Brossura

ISBN 10: 8499182224 ISBN 13: 9788499182223

Casa editrice: Roca Editorial, 2011

Riassunto

After tell us the discovery of her origins in The Granddaughter of the Maharani, Maha Akhtar shows us here her inner search, the reflections and emotions felt after knowing who was her father. She also tells of her mother, of the relationship between both of them and the reunion after years of separation, and of how her life comes marked by the character not only of her mother, but also by that of the woman that was by her side during her adolescence years, her aunt Hafsa.

Su questo libro

L'autore

Beirut, 1963. Maha Akhtar es colaboradora habitual de Departures, una de las publicaciones más destacadas del American Express Publishing Group of Magazines. También es articulista para el periódico The Times en la India, donde publica una columna cada dos semanas. Entre otras actividades profesionales, Maha Ahktar fue ayudante de The Cure y trabajó para el canal de noticias CBS desde enero 1993 hasta julio 2006, siendo nombrada directora de CBS Communications en 1995. En el año 2000 se convirtió en jefa de personal del célebre presentador televisivo Dan Rather. Gracias a su talento para la escritura, se convirtió en coredactora de casi todos los discursos de Rather. Escribió y produjo sus comentarios radiofónicos emitidos a diario y colaboró con él en muchos de sus libros.Maha Ahktar divide su tiempo entre Nueva York, Sevilla y Nueva Delhi. Habla con fluidez seis idiomas. Es asimismo una destacada bailarina profesional de flamenco y ha creado coreografías con la Compañía Manuela Carrasco. La nieta de la Maharaní es su primer libro.

Dalla quarta di copertina

An intimate and real story that allows us to understand, how our past makes us who we are.
"Getting to know my mother and my aunt Hafsah I discovered myself, to know where I come from has given me security and stability to be who I am now, free and independent. "
Words from the author.

After telling us the discovery of her origins in The Granddaughter of the Maharani, Maha Akhtar shows us here her inner search, the reflections and emotions felt after knowing who her father was. She also tells us about her mother, the relationship between both of them and the reunion after years of separation, and of how her life comes marked by the character not only of her mother, but also by the woman that was by her side during her adolescence years, her aunt Hafsah.

Su questa edizione

• Editore: Roca Editorial
• Data di pubblicazione: 2011
• ISBN 10: 8499182224
• ISBN 13: 9788499182223
• Rilegatura: Copertina flessibile
• Numero di pagine: 284