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Under the dome of the sky, a world emerges that can only be seen through a child's eye; a wondrous secret that eludes the gaze of an adult – in a magical tale of the timeless beauty. Silently, we slip away from life, which can mature into an indeterminate stain… Swayed by a gaze that awakens the luxury of dreams, we touch small apricot suns, hidden in the attic of secret adventurous tales, and a green glass marble that quietly rolled into a memory's hollow. It was a forgotten, silent garden. Then a bird chirped, the gate creaked… Excerpt: "One night, Oskar experienced brilliant dreams. A beautiful ship anchored in the garden. The sails billowed, the ship's bell rang, and suddenly the garden became a gigantic stone vessel, which then sailed over the undulating roofs of the old town. How strongly he longed to step into the garden and experience one of the enticing adventures that surely awaited him beyond the walls! But the walls rose high, and the gate was guarded by an old lock."

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The Garden, Pavel Čech

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2005
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Título
The Garden
Idioma
Inglés
Editorial
Brio
Publicado en
2005
Formato
Tapa dura
Páginas
100
ISBN10
8086113779
ISBN13
9788086113777
Serie
Calificación
4,75 de 5
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Under the dome of the sky, a world emerges that can only be seen through a child's eye; a wondrous secret that eludes the gaze of an adult – in a magical tale of the timeless beauty. Silently, we slip away from life, which can mature into an indeterminate stain… Swayed by a gaze that awakens the luxury of dreams, we touch small apricot suns, hidden in the attic of secret adventurous tales, and a green glass marble that quietly rolled into a memory's hollow. It was a forgotten, silent garden. Then a bird chirped, the gate creaked… Excerpt: "One night, Oskar experienced brilliant dreams. A beautiful ship anchored in the garden. The sails billowed, the ship's bell rang, and suddenly the garden became a gigantic stone vessel, which then sailed over the undulating roofs of the old town. How strongly he longed to step into the garden and experience one of the enticing adventures that surely awaited him beyond the walls! But the walls rose high, and the gate was guarded by an old lock."