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Rootabaga Stories - cover

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Rootabaga Stories

Carl Sandburg

Maison d'édition: DigiCat

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Carl Sandburg's 'Rootabaga Stories' emanate from the crossroads of American folklore and children's literature, artfully melding whimsy with moral lessons. Published by DigiCat in a refreshed format, this collection embodies Sandburg's pioneering spirit in shaping uniquely American tales outside the conventional European tradition. As readers traverse the expansive cornfields and quaint small-town stations of the Rootabaga Country, they encounter characters with peculiar names and endearing qualities. Sandburg's prose, both lyrically evocative and accessible, renders the stories as timeless treasures, ensuring their appeal cuts across generations while mirroring the narrative undercurrents of early 20th-century America.

Sandburg, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, drew upon his Illinois upbringing and a profound empathy for the everyman to weave these narratives. Born into the heartland, his perspective was sculptured by the American experience, from the footsore journeys of the working class to the mythic resonance of its landscape. This background, infused with Sandburg's dedication to capturing the essence of American life, birthed a collection that celebrates commonality through fantasy. His mastery in distilling complex ideas into simple tales is a testament to his role as a venerated storyteller.

'Reootabaga Stories' beckons literary enthusiasts and young readers alike, inviting the former to analyze its role in shaping American literary identity and the latter to dream with boundless imagination. DigiCat's meticulous recreation of Sandburg's visionary work reinforces its educational value and showcases the enduring nature of good storytelling. With tales that transcend time, Sandburg's collection remains a pivotal read for anyone seeking to understand the tapestry of American narrative or simply wishing to indulge in the comforting cradle of whimsical adventure.
Disponible depuis: 17/05/2022.
Longueur d'impression: 91 pages.

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