AUDIOBOOK
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An ocean of utopian dreams. Stories of characters familiar to dreams and real life. A radical book about love, as love can be very radical when you apply it to the real world. Chorus and verse, harmonies and echoes. Waves, washing over us and transforming us. The constant in an ever-changing world...
Based on Lennon's song Imagine, Harris takes these few inspiring revolutionary words and pours life into them. His book is a love story, a journey, a time travel, back to ourselves, to how life was supposed to be in the first place, and maybe can still be. It challenges us to think differently, out of the box, to believe, to hope, to rebel everything history told us we should do, we should be. It dares us to open our eyes and see what we are missing and suggests what we can do so we live a life worth living.
The journey goes through unforgettable characters and breathtaking landscapes around the world. Harris's descriptions are so explicit, accurate, clear and detailed, that you can almost smell the scents and taste the foods, hear the sounds and feel completely present in the plot. You find yourself immediately connected to the ideas presented in the novel, and though utopic, you find them simple, realistic, reachable and practical.
Based on Lennon's song Imagine, Harris takes these few inspiring revolutionary words and pours life into them. His book is a love story, a journey, a time travel, back to ourselves, to how life was supposed to be in the first place, and maybe can still be. It challenges us to think differently, out of the box, to believe, to hope, to rebel everything history told us we should do, we should be. It dares us to open our eyes and see what we are missing and suggests what we can do so we live a life worth living.
The journey goes through unforgettable characters and breathtaking landscapes around the world. Harris's descriptions are so explicit, accurate, clear and detailed, that you can almost smell the scents and taste the foods, hear the sounds and feel completely present in the plot. You find yourself immediately connected to the ideas presented in the novel, and though utopic, you find them simple, realistic, reachable and practical.