The Garden of Eden

The Garden of Eden

by SharonButala (Author)

Synopsis

THE GARDEN OF EDEN tells the story of two women, Iris, a farm woman whose life is shattered by the premature death of her husband, and Iris's niece, Lannie, who is working alongside an aid organisation in the drought-ravaged deserts of Ethiopia. It is to Lannie that Iris turns for answers to the unresolved questions her husband's death has raised. And it is to Ethiopia and its tragic horrors that Iris travels in order to lose and ultimately to find herself again.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 400
Publisher: Virago Press Ltd
Published: 03 Feb 2000

ISBN 10: 1860497659
ISBN 13: 9781860497650

Media Reviews
'A pleasant, honest book, with the homely virtues of a good, solid piece of furniture. Give it to your mum for her birthday; it might transform her life' THE TIMES 'Her writing has a strength and directness that matches the prairie, people and landscape. There is little sentimentality here, but there is compassion, for those who protect the land, for the people who grow our food, and for those in other parts of the world who go without. Anyone who reads this novel will have their complacency about these issues shaken to the ground' GAIL ANDERSON-DARGATZ
Author Bio
Sharon Butala is a leading Canadian author whose most recent book, a memoir called THE PERFECTION OF THE MORNING, was a number one bestseller in Canada. For most of her life she has lived in Saskatchewan which forms the backdrop to a large part of THE GARDEN OF EDEN.