Norman
Allan | ||||
a
book list | ||
it's
a great gift to find a great book | ||
Orsan Scott Card's Magic Street is magical stunning | ||
Toni Morrison's Love impressed
me
| I
found the first passage difficult to connect to and until the end didn't know
why she would write so. In the end, though, it is a haunting story beautifully
told | |
I think that Ted Allan's Willie the Squowse deserves
to be | ||
Bruce Chatwin's the Songlines is an
extrodinary book | ||
The songlines of the indiginous people of Australia, song in a meta-language shared by all 26 language groups, carry one from landmark to waterhole to landmark across the continent. | When one goes "walkabout", one follows one's clan's songline through one or two langauge groups (tieing the contienent together). | |
Bernard Schlink's The Reader is a very worthwhile read one of my mother's favorite books | ||
Terry Patchatt's The
Amazing Maurice and delightful | ||
Norman Allan Incarnations | ||
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