Element of Water
«`Truly extraordinary' - A L Kennedy, The Guardian; `Davies's fusion of past and present is masterly. A revelation' -Independent; `A timely study of race, identity, prejudice and forgiveness' -Big Issue; `Resonating with poignant imagery, this outstanding novel examines the best and worst of human nature' - The Times»
It is 1958: Isolde Dahl is a young teacher who goes to work in a British school on the shores of Lake Ploen in north-west Germany. She is returning to a country she fled as a child refugee with her mother, Renate. Les mer
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1945, Lake Ploen. Michael Quantz is an officer in what is left of a shattered German military command as they stage a last chaotic stand before the Allied armies in the final days of the World War II. Everyone has secrets. Michael wants to survive: his wife and son may still be alive. He will hide, change, become a teacher of music.
As Isolde and Michael meet on the shores of a German lake, the choices they have made and the stories they have told will change their lives again.
Detaljer
- Forlag
- Parthian Books
- Innbinding
- Paperback
- ISBN
- 9781912681150
- Utgave
- 2. utg.
- Utgivelsesår
- 2019
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«`Truly extraordinary' - A L Kennedy, The Guardian; `Davies's fusion of past and present is masterly. A revelation' -Independent; `A timely study of race, identity, prejudice and forgiveness' -Big Issue; `Resonating with poignant imagery, this outstanding novel examines the best and worst of human nature' - The Times»