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Until the Robin Walks on Snow (English Edition) Formato Kindle
- LinguaInglese
- Data di pubblicazione18 ottobre 2012
- Dimensioni file438 KB
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- ASIN : B009TCSX7M
- Editore : 3Houses; 1° edizione (18 ottobre 2012)
- Lingua : Inglese
- Dimensioni file : 438 KB
- Da testo a voce : Abilitato
- Screen Reader : Supportato
- Miglioramenti tipografici : Abilitato
- X-Ray : Non abilitato
- Word Wise : Abilitato
- Memo : Su Kindle Scribe
- Lunghezza stampa : 204 pagine
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One chapter in the novella masterfully illustrates the excitement, cooking, decorating, toasting, celebrating, story sharing, and various forms of communion associated with a traditional Eastern European Christmas Eve in a New England immigrant enclave of the 1920s. The scenes are replete with rich and fascinating cultural details interwoven with action and dialogue. This isn’t a ritualized family gathering; there is plenty of genuine heartache. But almost anyone reading this story would love to be part of this family because of its resilience under duress.
One especially enchanting feature of this novella is its portrayal of a grandfather’s tender relationship with his granddaughter. This novella could be uniquely meaningful for middle school readers, because it could spark their interest in their own grandparents and encourage the young to cultivate their relationships with the old while they still have the chance. If this novella could inspire that to happen, then it will have not only painted a vivid picture of multigenerational family life, but it will have helped to rekindle it.

And no way 4 /5 year old would address mother as ' matka' regardless of time period. Most likely would be 'mama' or in these times 'matus'. Mentioned Christmas tradition' generally accurate, varied from region to region , even within the same country.
As a midwife I attest that newborn 'skin to skin' contact immediately after birth is extremely important for its benefits and practiced in every maternity hospital it in the UK.
As for the story, sorry, but it read as perhaps university paper (minus exaggerated and dry polite dialogues) not as a book.

A good read, I read it twice in one sitting. The book would be a great introduction for secondary schools to a unit on immigration or family history. So many stories in so many families - this one is authentic, touching and inspirational.

"Until the Robin Walks on Snow" is a poignant tale of friendship, a mother's love and a family's faith and sacrifice. As I snuggled down into a comfy armchair to begin this novella based on a true story I quickly found myself drawn into a by-gone era and the world of this immigrant family that struggles against tremendous odds in their attempt to keep a premature infant alive through the winter of 1922. I enjoyed how Bernice Rocque weaves into her story well researched historical information such as small details about modes of transportation, Eastern European traditions and religious beliefs, the difficulty immigrants faced in finding employment, Prohibition etc. In doing so she brings the era to life. After reading the book in one sitting I found myself looking forward to more stories of Marianna and her family from this new author. I have purchased several copies as Christmas gifts for friends and relatives all of whom were born American citizens because their own grandparents or great-grandparents immigrated to the U.S. during the 1920's. "Until the Robin Walks on Snow" is a heartwarming book for the holidays or anytime.