Ebook {Epub PDF} The Island Child by Molly Aitken

 · Molly Aitken vertelt over The Island Child voor leden van Senia-leesclubs Engelse literatuur. The Island Child Molly Aitken Molly Aitken 'Exquisite' Daily Telegraph 'A haunting tale' Irish Times Twenty years ago, Oona left the island of Inis for the very first time. A wind-blasted rock of fishing boats and turf fires, where girls stayed in their homes until they became mothers themselves, the island was a gift for some, a prison for. The Island Child by Molly Aitken - paperback () published by Canongate 4 March A rich, haunting and deeply moving novel about the power and the danger in a mother’s love, from one of the most exciting new voices in Irish fiction, longlisted for Author: Molly Aitken.

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READ BOOKS The Island Child author Molly Aitken – dun–bri–www.doorway.ru Outstanding debut novel Atmospheric and melancholyGrowing up on the Aran Island of Inis was a place of loneliness and entrapment for the girl Oona While her brothers left the cottage every day to accompany their father on his fishing trips Oona was left at home with her mother a woman who was stern and. The Island Child. ISBN Author: Molly Aitken. Publisher: Canongate. Guideline Price: £ “The Island Child is an evocative and original tale exploring motherhood, told in rich, beautiful prose. A wonderful debut.”—Jenny Quintana, author of The Missing Girl “It’s a rare pleasure to come across quite such an accomplished novel as The Island Child. This is a work positively brimming with pathos and emotion, articulated in truly exquisite prose.