Taniwha is a fantasy story set on the Mount amongst the limestone caves and mountainous karst landscape of the northern South Island of New Zealand. 'Taniwha' is the Maori (New Zealand's native people's) name for 'dragon'. The story tells the adventures of 4 heroes bent on saving the countryside fro
My Finnish Taniwha
β Scribed by Taru Kumara-Moisio
- Book ID
- 112026738
- Publisher
- Osuuskumma-kustannus
- Year
- 2020
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 244 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9789527382110
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β¦ Synopsis
βThis is our year abroad,β Ellaβs mother gushed on the aeroplane. βBai bai, Finland!β When Ella asked why, Mum said everyone needs a little adventure now and again. Her father explained it was an opportunity for him to gain international work experience. Ella would have been satisfied with a week at the beach.
My Finnish Taniwha is a tragicomic novel about a Finnish familyβs year in New Zealand. It tells of fear, the thirst for life, and the beauty and horror of the world. In a foreign environment, Ella learns to watch even familiar faces more closely than ever before. This magical realist story delves into the heart of what it means to be human and speaks volumes by asking: who are we to one another?
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