Joanne Schwartz Libros

Ein Junge wird vom Rauschen der Wellen geweckt, er tobt durch Wiesen und Felder und kehrt bei Anbruch der Dämmerung zum Abendbrot nach Hause zurück. Und während das Leben an der Küste seinen sonnigen Lauf nimmt, schuftet der Vater des Jungen tief unter dem Meer in der Dunkelheit der Kohleminen. Sydney Smiths atemberaubende Bilder voller Licht und Joanne Schwartz' sanfte Worte öffnen unsere Augen für Lebenswege, die ganze Landstriche überall auf der Welt geprägt haben.

Set in early twentieth-century Cape Breton, the narrative highlights the struggles of coal mine workers who bravely confronted dangerous working conditions. Through strikes and collective action, these miners fought for better labor rights and healthier communities, showcasing their resilience against corporate oppression. This engaging history serves as both a tribute to their courage and a passionate call to address ongoing injustices in labor practices.

This meditative story invites readers to explore the beauty of perceiving the world from fresh perspectives. Through its lyrical prose, it encourages a deeper appreciation for everyday experiences, revealing the extraordinary within the ordinary. The author, celebrated for their previous work, crafts a narrative that resonates with themes of mindfulness and awareness, offering a reflective journey that captivates and inspires.

It's bedtime for baby ptarmigan, but he will not go to sleep. So his grandmother decides to tell him a bedtime story he will never forget.