ISBN 9780571333394
Rs. 960
Penguin Random House
A Thousand Moons
Who it's for: Readers of literary fiction and historical character studies
Winona, a young Lakota orphan, finds a new life in 1870s Tennessee with her adoptive fathers, former soldiers Thomas McNulty and John Cole. Educated and loved, she navigates a world beyond her violent past, building a fragile harmony. However, this peace is soon jeopardized by a traumatic event, forcing Winona to confront the complexities of her identity and the enduring human capacity for love amidst adversity.Why You Should Read? Explore a compelling story of resilience and identity through the eyes of a Lakota orphan in post-Civil War America. Experience Sebastian Barry's acclaimed lyrical prose, offering a deep and moving character study. Delve into themes of family, adoption, love, and recovery from trauma in a historically rich setting. Witness one woman's journey to forge her own future against a backdrop of violence and dispossession.
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- Set in post-Civil War Tennessee, following a Lakota orphan's new life with adoptive fathers.
- Explores themes of family, adoption, love, and recovery from trauma.
- Written by Sebastian Barry, known for lyrical prose and character-driven storytelling.
- Offers a deep character study of a woman forging her own identity amid adversity.
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What is the setting of the book?
The book is set in 1870s Tennessee, shortly after the American Civil War.
Who is the protagonist?
The protagonist is Winona, a young Lakota orphan who is adopted by two former soldiers, Thomas McNulty and John Cole.
What are the main themes explored?
The main themes include identity, family, adoption, love, and recovery from trauma, set against a backdrop of violence and dispossession.
Who is the author?
The author is Sebastian Barry, known for his acclaimed lyrical prose.