Madame Bovary
Book> Novel - Free
Daughter of a wealthy farmer, Emma Rouault marries Charles Bovary, health officer and recent widower of a tyrannical woman. Raised in a convent, Emma aspires to live in the dream world of which the rosy novels she read there speak. A ball at the Château de Vaubyessard persuades her that such a world exists, but the discrepancy she discovers with her own life triggers a nervous illness in her.
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Turn your jars into snow globes
Activity> Brico - Free
www.18h39.fr is the inspiration magazine of Castorama.fr. Why 6.39pm? Because, the French-es spend on average 18h39 per day at home (dixit Francoscopie) ... That makes you think, right? This is why 6:39 pm finds, for you, every day, original and creative ideas, and useful advice to be at home. Today, recovery and decoration workshop for the whole family with this tutorial for making snow globes!
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Sogni d'oro
Film> Comedy - Free
An embittered director, whose films embody the new Italian cinema for some and miss the public for others, has problems with his new film. But that's not all: he also argues with his mother who lives with him and his love for one of his students does not make him happy.
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If Tolkien was told to me
Podcast> Art & Culture - Free
Radio tour with Vincent Ferré, curator of the Tolkien exhibition at the BNF, and astrophysicist Roland Lehoucq, author, among other contributors, of "Tolkien et les sciences" (Belin).
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Alcatraz prison virtual tour
Visit> Monument - Free
Alcatraz Island, in English Alcatraz Island, is an island located in the bay of San Francisco at 1.92 km from the port of San Francisco in California, in the Western United States. It was so named by the Spanish because it served as a refuge for many pelicans (Alcatraz is the current Spanish name for the Northern Gannet). This island hosted a military fortress for several decades (1850-1909), then a military prison (1909-1933) and a federal high security prison (1934-1963). Occupied by Native Americans from 1969 to 1971, the Alcatraz complex is now converted into a historic site managed by the United States National Park Service. It is visited each year by more than a million tourists and remains a place for bird watching on the bay.
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