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Listen to the Wind

Name: Listen to the Wind
Brand: Talonbooks
SKU: 04754788
Price: 12.84 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: James Reaney
ISBN: 9780889220027

James Reaney

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04754788

Publishers Talonbooks, December 1971

In a Perth County farmhouse some time during the 1930s, a boy named Owen decides to spend the summer... Full description

Libristo code: 04754788

31 b

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In a Perth County farmhouse some time during the 1930s, a boy named Owen decides to spend the summer putting on plays with the help of his cousins, his grown-up relatives and the neighbourhood children. One of the plays they put on is their adaptation of a Victorian novel, The Saga of Caresfoot Court. In James Reaney's Listen to the Wind, we watch a double story unfold: we see Owen fighting illness and trying to get his parents back together again; and we see Angela Caresfoot treading her way through a world of evil manor-houses and sinister Lady Eldreds. The two stories intertwine and illuminate each other.