Barbara Wood - Az Álom idején

The beautiful and very young Joanna Drury disembarked from the ship Estella in Melbourne harbor in 1871 with high hopes. Neither relatives nor acquaintances were waiting for him on the land of Australia, he expected that in a few months he would find the property he inherited from his parents and get an answer to what kind of curse accompanied his mother, who was born on this continent. The months turned into years, and Joanna got married, had a child, and her family lived the life of the wealthier sheep-breeding settlers, but in her nightmares, the image of the Rainbow Serpent tormented her, just like her mother. Will the beliefs of the natives answer your questions? Perhaps the members of a tribe once sang a poison song to his mother and grandmother? Perhaps the song paths of the ancestors who lived during the Dream will lead him to the scene of his grandparents' crime? Fifteen years after her landing, Joanna sets off on her own towards the unexplored central part of the continent to fulfill her parents' destiny and travel her own singing path. The poems were translated by Zsuzsa N. Kiss.

Móra Publishing House
Children's books
444 pages
Binding: hardboard, with protective cover
ISBN: 9789631187410
Author: Barbara Wood