Bücher von Sarah Mitchell

Sarah Mitchell's "Digital Marketplaces: Navigating the World of E-Commerce" is a thorough manual that elucidates the complex terrain of e-commerce marketplaces. Knowing the inner workings of online marketplaces is important for shoppers, business owners, and entrepreneurs in today's connected world. Expert Sarah Mitchell guides readers through the ever-changing landscape of online marketplaces. This book provides an in-depth examination of the mechanisms, methods, and difficulties of online commerce, ranging from the meteoric growth of giants like Amazon and Alibaba to the establishment of niche platforms. Network impacts, user experience, trust building, and regulatory barriers are just some of the themes examined. If you want to succeed in today's competitive digital marketplace, "Digital Marketplaces" is more than a manual; it's a road map. Sarah Mitchell's insights provide useful knowledge and actionable recommendations whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur looking to create your own marketplace or an inquisitive consumer eager to grasp the inner workings of your favourite online shopping locations. This book provides the tools necessary to succeed in the dynamic field of digital commerce through the use of real-world examples and instructive lessons. If you want to learn how to use internet marketplaces to their fullest potential, "Digital Marketplaces" is a book you need to read.

Dearest E. I thought of you today, like I do every day. I hope you are safe. I'm scared that you are not. And that it's all my fault. But know this forever - I love you. R. x It is summer 1939 and, even in rural Norfolk, no one can ignore the fact that the world is on the brink of war. But seventeen-year-old Ruby is trying her best to. She's young, she's beautiful, and she's in love - with her childhood sweetheart Edmondo. She wants to close her eyes to her parents' fear, her brother's determination to sign up, and the sudden mistrust from the people in her village towards Edmondo's Italian family... But then everything changes. And Ruby makes a decision that will mean she has to keep a secret from everyone she knows, maybe forever... Until, eighty years later in spring 2020, she finds herself, as an elderly woman, taking part in a letter-writing scheme. It's simply meant to stave off boredom, but when she begins corresponding with a total stranger - a young single mother named Cassie - an unexpected and beautiful friendship develops. And Ruby realises she has a chance to share that secret - before it dies with her. But Ruby and Cassie's lives are connected in ways they could never have imagined. And, as letters fly between them, truths will be revealed. Truths with the power to either destroy their new friendship, or give both women the chance to change their lives forever... This totally gripping and irresistible story of wartime love and heartbreak will capture the imagination of readers who love Lorna Cook, Fiona Valpy and The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society. Readers love Letters to a Stranger: 'Wow!... Amazing... beautiful... did not want this book to end... absolutely perfect!... If I could rate it higher than 5 stars I would.' Goodreads reviewer ¿¿¿¿¿ 'Absolutely amazing... 5 stars just isn't enough.' Goodreads reviewer ¿¿¿¿¿ 'Heart-breaking... a truly amazing experience. You simply forget you are reading and just let it pull you in and wrap its arms around you.' Goodreads reviewer ¿¿¿¿¿ 'Fantastic... very hard to put this book down!' Goodreads reviewer ¿¿¿¿¿ 'Brilliant! I didn't want the book to end... excellent!' Netgalley reviewer ¿¿¿¿¿ 'Completely charmed me!... made me smile and cheer... wonderful... I am dying to read more!... 5 glowing stars.' Goodreads reviewer ¿¿¿¿¿ 'I was hooked... you'll want to go back and reread the book to spot all the clues again!' Goodreads reviewer ¿¿¿¿¿

He is German. She is English. Their countries are enemies. Can love bring them together? Inspired by an incredible true story, this is a sweeping tale about the power of hope in the face of war and the legacy of an impossible choice.1946, Norfolk, England: Grief and fear spill over in Fran's small village when German prisoners of war are sent to the nearby camp. After the death of her beloved brother on the front lines, Fran cannot see the new arrivals as anything but his killers.When one of the mines the Germans are clearing from the beach explodes, Fran is thrown into the path of prisoner Thomas as they rush to help the wounded. Thomas's kind, artistic nature and his bravery, putting himself in danger to save others, changes everything for Fran. She realises he is a boy just like her brother and was forced to fight in a war he never believed in.From that day on, there is something powerful and unspoken connecting Fran and Thomas. But as battle lines are drawn across Europe and tensions within the village reach breaking point, they could be about to unleash something neither of them can control...1989, Berlin: Tiffany arrives in Berlin from London, just as the wall that divided a nation finally falls. With only a few words of German, she celebrates with strangers in the streets, and crosses the border between West and East. In her pocket is a crumpled letter addressed to her grandmother, yellowed with age, that has led her in search of a wartime secret with the power to change her future...A book that you will carry with you long after having turned the final page. Fans of Fiona Valpy, The Forgotten Village and The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society will be absolutely gripped from the very beginning until the final, heart-stopping conclusion of this unforgettable wartime story.Readers love The English Girl:'The English Girl will capture your heart. I found myself glued to the book as I wanted to know what would happen... Historical fiction at its best.' Goodreads reviewer'A wonderful story. Anyone who has an old love they still think about will appreciate the depth in Ms. Mitchell's book... I highly recommend it.' Goodreads reviewer, ¿¿¿¿¿