Greyfriars Bobby
Eleanor Atkinson
Belletristik / Hauptwerk vor 1945
Beschreibung
In "Greyfriars Bobby," Eleanor Atkinson weaves a poignant tale that celebrates loyalty and the enduring bond between humans and their canine companions. Set in 19th-century Edinburgh, the narrative unfolds through vibrant, expressive prose, bringing to life the city'Äôs atmospheric streets and the heartwarming story of Bobby, a Skye Terrier. The book explores themes of love, loss, and fidelity, drawing on the historical context of Victorian sentimentality towards animals, while simultaneously providing a window into the social dynamics of the time, leading to a compelling, emotive journey that resonates with readers of all ages. Eleanor Atkinson, an American author and journalist, was deeply influenced by her love for Scotland and dogs, which is evident in her poignant storytelling. Born in 1861, Atkinson'Äôs works often reflect her experiences with the natural world and her empathetic understanding of the human condition. Her personal background and the moral underpinnings of her writing illuminate the powerful emotions behind "Greyfriars Bobby," a narrative inspired by the true story of a dog's devotion to his master. This timeless classic is highly recommended for readers seeking an engaging and heartwarming narrative that transcends the boundaries of age. "Greyfriars Bobby" will not only capture the hearts of dog lovers but also provoke contemplation about loyalty, grief, and the indelible bonds that define our lives.
Kundenbewertungen
Loyalty and devotion, Sentimental classic tale, Skye Terrier narrative, 19th century Scotland, Timeless love story, Edinburgh historical fiction, Family-friendly adventure, Heartwarming animal story, Animal-human bond, Grief and loss