Bøger af Roos Boum

When Roos Boum contemplates things like reincarnation, déjà vu, and death; stories form in her mind around these phenomena. Because as long as the opposite is not proven, who's to say, for example, that reincarnation doesn't exist? What if children have talents that cannot be explained? Or what exactly is a déjà vu? Could it be a ripple in parallel timelines? And what will you do when a hyper solar flair will hit our earth, are you prepped? Or what if we wouldn't die? What would happen with our planet? And have you ever thought about that a tumor might have it's own goal in live? And what are your insights in the hereafter?These 7 Dreamy, fantastic, unreal, mysterious, illusory, weird and eerie short stories have all been published in Dutch books and most of them have won prices. These are the stories that you are going to read: To Dance Forever, The Silver Tears Of Víðarr, Sweet, The Cave You Fear To Enter, Don't Blame It On The Sunshine, Healing Destruction and The Simultime.In stories that are as thrilling as they are moving, the author posits hypotheses to ponder. Her motto is not without reason, 'Thought-provoking books that leave you silent.'

Moony, a volume of 7 dreamy, fantastic, unreal, mysterious, illusory, weird and eerie short stories. If you don't like to read exiting fiction and fantasy about the secrets of life such as: parallel timelines, the reincarnation mysterie, a different look on reality and life after death; well, then just skip this book. If you do like to read about these themes, I'll promise you some nice relaxing hours!

BESTSELLER DEBUT IN EUROPE A desperate mother fights for the life of her little daughter and drags her from doctor to doctor. It appears normal, but things are not always what they seem... Why can't the doctors find any physical defect? Rose's mother doesn't love her daughter, but only loves the attention she as a mother gets from medical staff. In this intense, shocking novel, without unnecessary drama, Roos Boum looks back to a childhood that has been ripped apart by a mother who perpetrated the Munchausen by proxy syndrome. Dr. Marc D. Feldman M.D. Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Alabama, author of books on this subject, about False Jasmine, A Youth Ripped Apart: "In this uncompromising account of child maltreatment and adult redemption through education, Roos Boum has presented a world most of us, happily enough, will never encounter. But this form of hidden abuse and neglect must be widely exposed if it is ever to disappear. This is the most engaging and immerse true-life novel about Munchausen by proxy that has ever been written and I applaud Roos for her triumph." Elsevier, world's leading publisher of science and health information: "Painted with cutthroat accuracy." Biblion. Dutch library organisation: "A disturbing, moving story making the reader feel desperate to intervene." Maasstad press: "A dark family secret."

BESTSELLER DEBUT IN EUROPE A desperate mother fights for the life of her little daughter and drags her from doctor to doctor. It appears normal, but things are not always what they seem... Why can't the doctors find any physical defect? Rose's mother doesn't love her daughter, but only loves the attention she as a mother gets from medical staff. In this intense, shocking novel, without unnecessary drama, Roos Boum looks back to a childhood that has been ripped apart by a mother who perpetrated the Munchausen by proxy syndrome. Dr. Marc D. Feldman M.D. Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Alabama, author of books on this subject, about False Jasmine, A Youth Ripped Apart: "In this uncompromising account of child maltreatment and adult redemption through education, Roos Boum has presented a world most of us, happily enough, will never encounter. But this form of hidden abuse and neglect must be widely exposed if it is ever to disappear. This is the most engaging and immerse true-life novel about Munchausen by proxy that has ever been written and I applaud Roos for her triumph." Elsevier, world's leading publisher of science and health information: "Painted with cutthroat accuracy." Biblion. Dutch library organisation: "A disturbing, moving story making the reader feel desperate to intervene." Maasstad press: "A dark family secret."