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Sandra Birdsell

Autor/a de The Russlander

12+ obres 513 Membres 18 Ressenyes 1 preferits

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Sandra Birdsell was born and raised in Manitoba the 5th of 10 children. She began publishing in 1982 at the age of 40 and has since published 3 books of short fiction, and 3 novels, including; Missing Child, The Town That Floated Away, The Two-Headed Calf, The Chrome Suite, Ladies of the House and mostra'n més Night Travellers Birdsell was shortlisted for the Governor General's Award, for The Two-Headed Calf, in 1997. She was also shortlisted for the Governor General's Award, for The Chrome Suite. Birdsell won the Marian Engel Award, the Writers' Development Trust, for major contribution to literature in 1993, the McNally Robinson Best Book of the Year, for The Chrome Suite in 1993, as well as the W.H. Smith/Books in Canada First Novel Award, for The Missing Child in 1990. (Bowker Author Biography) mostra'n menys

Obres de Sandra Birdsell

The Russlander (2001) 232 exemplars
Children of the Day (2005) 69 exemplars
The Chrome Suite (1992) 50 exemplars
Waiting for Joe (2010) 40 exemplars
The Missing Child (1989) 35 exemplars
Agassiz: A Novel in Stories (1987) 26 exemplars
The Two Headed Calf (1997) 24 exemplars
Night Travellers (1982) 16 exemplars
The Town That Floated Away (1997) 10 exemplars
Ladies of the house (1984) 8 exemplars
Chrome suite, The 1 exemplars

Obres associades

Where Nests the Water Hen (1950) — Epíleg, algunes edicions139 exemplars
From Ink Lake: Canadian Stories (1990) — Col·laborador — 129 exemplars
The Oxford Book of Canadian Short Stories in English (1986) — Col·laborador — 111 exemplars
The New Oxford Book of Canadian Short Stories (1986) — Col·laborador — 73 exemplars
The Oxford Book of Stories by Canadian Women in English (1999) — Autor, algunes edicions30 exemplars
A/Cross Sections: New Manitoba Writing (2007) — Col·laborador — 1 exemplars

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This a sad but moving story about a woman who survived the Russian Revolution when most of her family did not. It is often difficult to read, but told in a gentle way. A great sroty of great courage and the ability to move forward when the world seems to stop.
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ColourfulThreads | Hi ha 3 ressenyes més | Feb 18, 2021 |
Focuses on a young girl growing up in pre-World War I Russia as a Mennonite. The last quarter of the book is quite disturbing portraying the suffering that these people went through. Sparse prose adequately tells of the hardships.
 
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charlie68 | Hi ha 3 ressenyes més | Feb 18, 2020 |
Years ago, I read Sandra's book, The Russlander. This book is a sequel to that novel. Dry in some spots, but a well written book overall.
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BonnieLymer | Hi ha 3 ressenyes més | Dec 6, 2019 |
I picked this up because it was on a "best of 2010" list but quickly realized it was not my cup of tea. Unlikeable characters and I think the word "penis" was used far too early on for it to be anything other than unsettling. No thanks.
 
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carliwi | Hi ha 5 ressenyes més | Sep 23, 2019 |

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Obres
12
També de
6
Membres
513
Popularitat
#48,356
Valoració
½ 3.7
Ressenyes
18
ISBN
33
Preferit
1

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