The first novel in the Great Plains trilogy is an ode to the American Midwest and the immigrants who shaped it.
After her father's death, Alexandra, to the displeasure of her brothers, takes responsibility for the family business on the rugged prairie of Hanover, Nebraska. She manages to overcome the challenges of the harsh landscape and finds strength in the untamed nature, despite loneliness and personal setbacks.
Willa Cather's 1913 story combines poetic simplicity with a powerful narrative about a pioneer woman and also offers insight into the meaning of being American.
Language: Dutch
Guiding language level: C2
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