Før sneen kommer
Folkene i Finnskogen 4
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Før sneen kommer
Narrated by:
Anne-Mette Johansen
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Anne-Mette Johansen
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Centralt i denne bog er den fantastiske skildring af brylluppet på Mostamägg, hvor Taneli og Linas datter Anna gifter sig med Hildas søn Lars. På Mostamägg samles så at sige alle fra Finnskogen, og festen sår både nye frø samt tager dramatiske vendinger.©2017 Gyldendal. Translated by Agnete Dorph Stjernfelt (P)2017 Gyldendal
Critic reviews
Britt Karin Larsens roman om en ringeagtet etnisk minoritet er nænsom og drabelig, pirrende og poetisk. […] Det er historisk romanskrivning af høj klasse med genkendelige træk fra nutidens syn på etniske minoriteter.
-- Weekendavisen
Fremragende fortælling om skovfinnerne, der lever i de dybe skove på grænsen mellem Norge og Sverige. Romanen emmer af stemning og er en fryd at læse. Til alle med interesse for slægt, historie og norsk litteratur."
-- Bibliotekernes lektørudtalelse
Det er en farverig fortælling på liv og død, vi er ude i med slægtens videreførelse som det bærende dramatiske drive. […] Meget kan ske, men en ting er sikkert - skovfinnen holder vi med.
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