Hamlet's Quest: The Sugar Creek Anthologies of Jesse Freedom Series Book Two
by Judith Fowler Robbins 2021-01-01 08:16:25
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Hamlet was a homeless boy who lived in a pre-electronic time when the storyteller had an honored place. His own story is told in the rhythm of an age when fairies were real, and life moved deliberately. Modern thrill-seekers might be shocked to learn... Read more
Hamlet was a homeless boy who lived in a pre-electronic time when the storyteller had an honored place. His own story is told in the rhythm of an age when fairies were real, and life moved deliberately. Modern thrill-seekers might be shocked to learn the truth about the origins of their favorite netherworld elf queens and evil sorcerers.

Hamlet spent his childhood at a Spanish mission in St. Augustine. After a seven-year apprenticeship in the sweltering hacienda-style workshops of the Mission Nombre de Dios, he set out on a quest to find his parents. Hamlet's journey took him to the misty haunts of the North Georgia Mountains, where superstition, legend and storytelling were a part of everyday life. He made friends with a young Indian named White Panther who shared with him a legend that was to set Hamlet's path.

For the measure of his life, Hamlet weaves his most important tapestry: that of a man on a genealogical voyage. sorcerers.

Hamlet spent his childhood at a Spanish mission in St. Augustine. After a seven-year apprenticeship in the sweltering hacienda-style workshops of the Mission Nombre de Dios, he set out on a quest to find his parents. His journey took him to the misty haunts of the North Georgia Mountains, where superstition, legend and storytelling were a part of everyday life. He made friends with a young Indian named White Panther who shared with him a legend that was to set Hamlet's path.

Robbins writes powerful descriptions of key historical events, particularly for the Delaware people; there are fairies - even a banshee; Hamlet travels from Indianapolis back to Germany. For the measure of his life, Hamlet weaves his most important tapestry: that of a man on a genealogical voyage. Less

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  • 9 X 6 X 0.52 in
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  • January 13, 2004
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  • 9780595300846
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