Unknown to God
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John Steinbek (1902–1968) - American writer, Nobel Laureate in 1962 and Pulitzer Prize. The author’s works are undoubtedly included in the Golden Fund of Classical American Literature.
One of the early novels of John Steinbeck, permeated by the mystical connection of man with nature, the universe and God.
Joseph Wayne moves to California to establish a family ranch. His dream of the earth came true, where he can build a house, marry, honestly work and make a condition. A simple, understandable, practical dream in which there is no place for mysticism and ghosts. However, from the very first day, Joseph has the feeling that the real legal inhabitants of this fertile land - trees, herbs, streams, and their spirits inhabiting, and a man here is an uninvited and unreasonable ghostly guest
One of the early novels of John Steinbeck, permeated by the mystical connection of man with nature, the universe and God.
Joseph Wayne moves to California to establish a family ranch. His dream of the earth came true, where he can build a house, marry, honestly work and make a condition. A simple, understandable, practical dream in which there is no place for mysticism and ghosts. However, from the very first day, Joseph has the feeling that the real legal inhabitants of this fertile land - trees, herbs, streams, and their spirits inhabiting, and a man here is an uninvited and unreasonable ghostly guest
Author:
Author:Steinbek John
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Children's Book
- Category:Fiction
- Category:Modern Literature
- Category:Agriculture
- Category:Poetry & Literature
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:newspaper
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-123034-0
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