Those who sing in the thorns
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Sensual and touching love story. Love that overcomes years and kilometers, promises and laws!
Australian writer Colleen McCullough's bestseller "Those Who Sing in Thorns" is a real gem of world romantic prose. The total circulation of the book is 10 million copies, and the TV series based on this novel has been in second place in the ranking of the most popular filmmakers of all times and nations for several decades. When, at the turn of the millennium, Australians chose a National Living Treasure, it was a great woman and a great writer, Colleen McCullough...
The only girl in a large family of hardworking Australian farmers, Maggie feels superfluous from an early age. Only one person sincerely sympathizes with her childhood troubles - the Catholic priest Ralph de Bricassar. A love that can defy the very heavens resides in a lonely girl's heart...
Like a little bird singing her first and last song in the thornbush, Maggie will carry her love for Ralph through life, suffering, separation and loss. Steals the most precious thing from God. And she will be defeated when her rivals will not be monastic vows and self-denial, but human ambitions and vanity. But ashes remain from roses, birdsong dies down - only love lives on...
Australian writer Colleen McCullough's bestseller "Those Who Sing in Thorns" is a real gem of world romantic prose. The total circulation of the book is 10 million copies, and the TV series based on this novel has been in second place in the ranking of the most popular filmmakers of all times and nations for several decades. When, at the turn of the millennium, Australians chose a National Living Treasure, it was a great woman and a great writer, Colleen McCullough...
The only girl in a large family of hardworking Australian farmers, Maggie feels superfluous from an early age. Only one person sincerely sympathizes with her childhood troubles - the Catholic priest Ralph de Bricassar. A love that can defy the very heavens resides in a lonely girl's heart...
Like a little bird singing her first and last song in the thornbush, Maggie will carry her love for Ralph through life, suffering, separation and loss. Steals the most precious thing from God. And she will be defeated when her rivals will not be monastic vows and self-denial, but human ambitions and vanity. But ashes remain from roses, birdsong dies down - only love lives on...
