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Series: The Tales of the Otori. Number of books: 5. Sorted by: Order in Series. Book cover for Across the Nightingale Floor by Lian Hearn. Add to Cart.

Publisher, Bonnier Carlsen, 2005. ISBN, 9163851369 Grass for His Pillow is the second novel in Lian Hearn's astonishingly beautiful series inspired by feudal Japan, Tales of the Otori.\n\nIn the ancient Oriental Disappointing after the first four books of the Otori series. From the start, this book seemed darker and my expectation was of disaster. It seemed like the author Sagan om klanen Otori, Tales of the Otori är en serie om fem böcker skrivna av författaren Lian Hearn. Över näktergalens golv (Across the nightingale floor) är Butik Grass for His Pillow (Reprints) by Lian Hearn - 9781509839353 Book.

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Out of Stock. Lian Hearn is the pseudonym for a writer, currently living in Australia, who has a lifelong interest in Japan, has lived there, and speaks Japanese. Riverhead will publish Hearn's next book, Heaven's Net Is Wide: The First Tale of the Otori, the More about Lian Hearn. Get More news about Lian Hearn.

Lian Hearn has written another excellent book in The Tales of the Otari. I am already into book 4. It is a fascinating story about the Clans of feudal Japan and for me the story of the use of women as pawns in a game of power - in which they had no say.

Iida Sadamu is proud of his famous nightingale floor, a famous work that sings at the touch of a human foot. Lian Hearn -- the complete book list in order (14 books) (3 series). Browse author series lists, sequels, pseudonyms, synopses, book covers, ratings and awards. Book 1.

Search results. Found 17 books Talking book. Duration3 h 39 min. Log in to see book status Och himlens vida väv : sagan om klanen Otori. 5 ⁄Hearn, Lian.

Brilliance of the Moon, Episode 1: Battle for Maruyama (Tales of the Otori, Book 3) Lian Hearn. Out of Stock. Across the Nightingale Floor: Episode 2, Journey to Inuyama. The Tribe. Muto Kenji: master of the Muto Tribe family. Takeo's teacher in Hagi. Father of Muto Yuki and uncle of Muto Shizuka.

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Iida Sadamu is proud of his famous nightingale floor, a famous work that sings at the touch of a human foot. Lian Hearn -- the complete book list in order (14 books) (3 series).

Tip: If the series has an order, add a number or other descriptor in parenthesis after the series title (eg., "Chronicles of Prydain (book 1)"). By default, it sorts by the About the Author. Lian Hearn is the pseudonym for the writer Gillian Rubinstein, currently living in Australia, who has a lifelong interest in Japan, has lived there Books » Author » Lian Hearn The third book in the epic 'Tales of the Otori' series - timeless storytelling that crosses genres, genders and generations, which Orphan Warriors: Children of the Otori Book 1 (Trade Paperback Since completing the five original books of the Otori series, Lian has written the prequel series The Tale of Shikanoko and the acclaimed Japanese historical Lian Hearn is a pseudonym.
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It is awarded annually "to a book for children or young adults of high quality in subject terms, satisfying one or more of the following criteria: (1) by an author pr. 2004 Över näktergalens golv (Across the Nightingale Floor) - by Lian Hearn,

I en avlägsen och fridsam bergsby lever en ovanlig pojke. Förhandsvisa och hämta böcker av Lian Hearn, inklusive Across the Nightingale Floor, Grass for His Pillow och många fler. LIBRIS sÃ¶kning: Hearn, Lian.

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In my opinion the author (Lian Hearn) wrote too short about a very important part of the book. So when you read it, you will be amazed over how

Lian also went into the African jungle looking a Japanese Second World War veteran.