The Northern Lights
The Northern Lights by Howard A. Norman is a new edition published by Faber in 1989, featuring 236 pages in English. This novel tells the story of a boy named Noah and his friend Pelly, exploring their experiences in the remote village of Padua Lake, where Noah has been raised, and Pelly’s Cree-Indian village of Quill. The narrative unfolds during the summers when Noah visits Pelly’s family, highlighting their friendship and the unique settings of their lives.
Readers will find a depiction of childhood and friendship against the backdrop of two distinct cultures. The book delves into themes of connection and belonging, set within the realms of contemporary literature and genre fiction. Howard A. Norman’s storytelling invites exploration of the characters’ lives and the landscapes they inhabit, offering insights into their experiences and the bonds they share.
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Howard Norman’s first novel tells the story of a boy named Noah and his friend Pelly. Noah has been raised in the remote, one house village of Padua Lake and Pelly lives in the Cree-Indian village of Quill. During the summers, Noah goes to stay with Pelly’s family.
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