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Dina's Book

A Novel

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Set in mid-nineteenth century Norway, this grand epic introduces Dina, a beautiful and tempestuous heroine burdened by a tragic past. At just five years old, she accidentally causes her mother's death, leading to her father's blame and her banishment to a farm. Growing up untamed and isolated, Dina grapples with her guilt, haunted daily by her unforgiving mother. After years of exile, her father, urged by the local pastor, brings her back home, where she has become wild and wolf-like. Her father's remarriage to a younger woman, whom Dina despises, ushers in a strict regime. Despite attempts to refine her behavior through a tutor, Dina remains enigmatic and manipulative, captivating those around her with her unconventional ways and erotic allure. At sixteen, she is married off to Jacob, a wealthy landowner and family friend, who becomes entranced by her. Jacob's mysterious death leaves Dina mute, but she eventually takes control of his estate with an iron will. Yet, she continues to struggle with the ghosts of Jacob and her mother. Everything changes when Leo, a mysterious Russian wanderer, enters her life, setting her on a new path.

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Dina's Book, Herbjorg Wassmo

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Jaar van publicatie
2003
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Ondertitel
A Novel
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
Arcade
Jaar van publicatie
2003
Formaat
Paperback
Aantal pagina's
464
ISBN10
161145087X
ISBN13
9781611450873
Reeks
Dina
Eerste editie
1989
Oorspronkelijke titel
Dinas Bok
Beoordeling
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Set in mid-nineteenth century Norway, this grand epic introduces Dina, a beautiful and tempestuous heroine burdened by a tragic past. At just five years old, she accidentally causes her mother's death, leading to her father's blame and her banishment to a farm. Growing up untamed and isolated, Dina grapples with her guilt, haunted daily by her unforgiving mother. After years of exile, her father, urged by the local pastor, brings her back home, where she has become wild and wolf-like. Her father's remarriage to a younger woman, whom Dina despises, ushers in a strict regime. Despite attempts to refine her behavior through a tutor, Dina remains enigmatic and manipulative, captivating those around her with her unconventional ways and erotic allure. At sixteen, she is married off to Jacob, a wealthy landowner and family friend, who becomes entranced by her. Jacob's mysterious death leaves Dina mute, but she eventually takes control of his estate with an iron will. Yet, she continues to struggle with the ghosts of Jacob and her mother. Everything changes when Leo, a mysterious Russian wanderer, enters her life, setting her on a new path.