Erkki Manninen : The Blue Dots
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P-THE--CCB3C7
Erkki Mannisen teos on meditatiivinen matka pohjoisen erämaihin ja inhimillisen sydämen syvyyksiin. Kirja yhdistää koskettavasti luonnon, uskon ja elämän haasteet henkilökohtaiseksi kertomukseksi selviytymisestä ja toivosta.
Kenelle: aikuisille, joita kiinnostavat luontokuvaus, perhesiteet ja elämän käännekohdat
A powerful and meditative journey through the wilderness of the north and the complexities of the human heart.
Deep in a secluded forest, life for John and his family if defined by the rhythm of the seasons: the birth of a calf, the stacking of firewood, and the quiet labor of self-reliance. It is a world of peace, rooted in tradition and faith. But when John is diagnosed with prostate cancer, the tranquility of the farm is met with the clinic reality of the city and the "blue dots" of the radiotherapy room.
The Blue Dots is more than a story about illness. It is a rich, layered narrative that explores:
- The healing power of nature: A vivid potrayal of life on a remote farm, where the land provides both challenge and solace.
- The strenght of famility: The return of a long-lost brother and the bonds between generations that must weather the storm together.
- Faith and Science: A thoughful reflection on the intricate code of life, from the smallest cell to the vastness of creation.
Blending evocative fiction with authentic medical insight. Adon J Noda creates a deeply personal and hopeful accound of facing mortality. It is a story for anyone who has ever found strength in the quiet of the woods, the warmth of a family hearth, or the unwavering light of faith.
In times of uncertainty, it is often the smallest dots of light that lead us home.
Adon J Noda is a storyteller who finds inspiration in the intersection of nature, spirituality, and the human experience. Writing from a perspective of deep observation and personal reflection, he explores the themes of resilience and the quiet dignity of everyday life. The Blue Dots is his debut novel.
Deep in a secluded forest, life for John and his family if defined by the rhythm of the seasons: the birth of a calf, the stacking of firewood, and the quiet labor of self-reliance. It is a world of peace, rooted in tradition and faith. But when John is diagnosed with prostate cancer, the tranquility of the farm is met with the clinic reality of the city and the "blue dots" of the radiotherapy room.
The Blue Dots is more than a story about illness. It is a rich, layered narrative that explores:
- The healing power of nature: A vivid potrayal of life on a remote farm, where the land provides both challenge and solace.
- The strenght of famility: The return of a long-lost brother and the bonds between generations that must weather the storm together.
- Faith and Science: A thoughful reflection on the intricate code of life, from the smallest cell to the vastness of creation.
Blending evocative fiction with authentic medical insight. Adon J Noda creates a deeply personal and hopeful accound of facing mortality. It is a story for anyone who has ever found strength in the quiet of the woods, the warmth of a family hearth, or the unwavering light of faith.
In times of uncertainty, it is often the smallest dots of light that lead us home.
Adon J Noda is a storyteller who finds inspiration in the intersection of nature, spirituality, and the human experience. Writing from a perspective of deep observation and personal reflection, he explores the themes of resilience and the quiet dignity of everyday life. The Blue Dots is his debut novel.
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| Tuoteryhmä | |
|---|---|
| Tekijä | Erkki Manninen |
| Teoksen nimi | The Blue Dots |
| SKU | P-THE--CCB3C7 |
| Avainsanat | Prostate cancer, Faith and Healing, Country living / Homesteading, family secrets, Nature Writing |