The Speech of Angels by Sharon Maas

The Speech of Angels by Sharon Maas

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Zusammenfassung

Jyothi is growing up on the streets of Bombay when she is rescued by an affluent Western couple, their contribution to the starving of India. But she soon finds adapting to the orderly, middle-class English way of life, to school, and to rules and regulations hard.

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The Speech of Angels by Sharon Maas

But she -- and her family -- discover the burdens of fame too, and Jyothi becomes torn between the urge to re-find her original roots and wanting to become that western girl, with that lifestyle, those men, those values. And running through her mind is the vision of a high, light room, looking out over green hills, a man's clear, candid gaze with the memory of a music of enchantment. The Speech of Angels, set in India, Germany and Britain, is a moving, emotional story of a remarkable girl, her loves and life, which looks at not only at the price of fame, particularly for a child-star, but at the pleasures and pitfalls of adapting across cultures and continents. Sharon Maas, whose writing is compared by many to Isabelle Allende's, has written her most magical book to date.
'A wonderful, panoramic storyteller with such vivid pictures she completely captivates meA terrific writer.' Barbara Erskine'From the first, I was hooked with this enchanting book...unputdownable.' Audrey Howard'Her characters will stay with you forever.' Katie Fforde
Sharon Maas was born in Guyana, educated in England, lived in India, and now lives in Germany. She is married with two children.
SKU Nicht verfügbar
ISBN 13 9780007123865
ISBN 10 0007123868
Titel The Speech of Angels
Autor Sharon Maas
Buchzustand Nicht verfügbar
Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag HarperCollins Publishers
Erscheinungsjahr 2004-03-01
Seitenanzahl 448
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