Name: The Crystal Heart (en Inglés)
SKU: 69161001
Price: 26020.00 CLP
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Author: Bottome, Phyllis
ISBN: 9781667671475

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Libro Físico

Editorial

Wildside Press

Autor

Bottome, Phyllis

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

123

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781667671475

The Crystal Heart (en Inglés)

Bottome, Phyllis (Autor) · Wildside Press · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "The Crystal Heart (en Inglés)"

Joy Featherstone enters the world with an uncommon radiance, a child whose large blue eyes hold secrets of incommunicable mirth and whose love extends indiscriminately to lambs, horses, and even the household cats. Raised in the isolated grandeur of Rock Lodge overlooking the Devonshire cliffs, she navigates a household of nine siblings, a distant and principled father, and a mother whose quiet courage masks a marriage of unspoken discontent. Joy’s world is one of sunlight, birdsong, and an almost mystical communion with nature, yet beneath her untroubled surface lies a consciousness far removed from the ordinary. As Joy approaches her fourteenth birthday, the boundaries of childhood begin to shift. A ride across the moors with Nicolas Pennant, a boy of steady integrity and hidden depths, carries her toward the shadowed lore of the Doone Valley and the complicated realities of growing up. There, amidst heather and hidden streams, questions of goodness, pity, and the nature of love stir within her, challenging the certainties of her early years. What happens when a heart so open to the world encounters the harder truths of human nature? Can innocence survive the weight of experience, or does it transform into something equally luminous? The answers unfold across the windswept landscapes of a lost England, where every breeze carries both promise and peril.