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George Macdonald," On the wings of Northern winds "


As everyone knows, every man has something of the child. This can manifest itself in various ways. One of them is certainly reaching the adult literature intended for young readers. And reach for the time it really worth it, especially if one has to deal with the author, such as George Macdonald. These are books that everyone can read and they always find something for everyone. The best example of such work is On the wings of the storm North. Now imagine Nineteenth-century London. And a young boy named Karus, coming from a poor family. The only source of livelihood for the family is a modest annual salary of the father-cabman. Karus boy is very straightforward. It is called by other children of the Lord God, you złośliwsi claim that he lacks just five blocks. But he seems to care. He understands the world in its own way. He is always honest and friendly to other people. Infecting others with their kindness. Despite living in poverty Karus is very happy and loves his family. It is busy and never gives up. One night, into his room through the hole flies in the wind window. This is Northern title storm. There are different forms and talking to Karusia, visiting him from time to time. Often takes the boy on his blast in different places and it explains a very important matter. Northern Storm is clearly not an ordinary wind: " Sometimes they call me bad luck, sometimes Pech, and sometimes ruin. And one more thing for me to have a name, which they consider to be nastiest. " The latter is obviously the name of Death. Macdonald argues in this book, which is a great champion when it comes to the use of symbols. It is difficult to wherever you meet with such a beautiful allegory of death. Completely different from even the medieval paintings bony lady with the scythe. The storm is supposed to prepare Karusia life to the last road, which is expected soon. To travel to the other side of the North Wind. Macdonald shows that such a serious subject may also be presented to the youngest. And in such a way that does not scare them. In this book, picture nineteenth-century England is intertwined with allegory, fairy elements and reflections on philosophy and morality-serious, but presented in a very simple way: " Because the only way to self-encouragement is refreshing others, and this for the simple reason that by helping others we can not think too much about yourself. "I" somehow we always advise, if you do not pay too much attention to him. "I" like small children, who for so long is, well, until they play themselves. But when we begin to interfere in them, we give one them too many toys or sweets, you immediately become bad and unbearable . " On the wings of the storm North is a book for absolutely everyone. It is is a collection of great wisdom above all, all in a very beautiful and characteristic style of British literature. It is a pity that so valuable books are very difficult to access for a wider audience, especially the younger ones. But let's hope that someday this will change.