Bøger af Eleanor Luisa Haverfield

"Queensland Cousins," written by Eleanor Luisa Haverfield, is a compelling tale that dives into the complex dynamics of family, cultural differences, and personal growth. Set against the colourful backdrop of Queensland, Australia, the drama recounts the lives of two cousins from various regions of the world, Ruth and Evelyn. The narrative covers their experiences of adapting to a new environment and culture as Ruth, an Englishwoman, and Evelyn, an Australian, navigate their individual paths. Haverfield tackles themes of identity, belonging, and the impact of physical and cultural distances on familial ties via the lens of the cousins' kinship. Haverfield's story is enhanced by her excellent observations of human nature and her investigation of the contrasts between the Old and New Worlds. "Queensland Cousins" provides readers with a glimpse into the problems and opportunities that individuals experience as they navigate unknown places and create connections across continents through vivid descriptions and well-drawn characters.

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