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The Amazon Store at MillionDollarPetPix.com ( In association with Amazon.com )The Song Of The Lark (Signet Classics)by: Willa Cather  Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 813.52 EAN: 9780451530486 ISBN: 0451530489 Label: Signet Classics Manufacturer: Signet Classics Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 480 Publication Date: November 06, 2007 Publisher: Signet Classics Reading Level: Young Adult Studio: Signet Classics Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Penguin edition great resource for students & teachers.ISBN 0-14-118104-4 This annotated Penguin edition of Willa Cather's Kunstlerroman is an invaluable resource for students & teachers providing information at first hand. The notes appear at the end of the book, so they do not take away from the enjoyment of reading Cather's prose. Rating: - A novel about artistic developmentThe Song of the Lark is Willa Cather's somewhat autobiographical novel about artistic growth. It follows the life of a fictional opera singer, Thea Kronborg, as she develops her musical and interpretive gifts. Thea is not an entirely lovable character, but I deeply identify with her passion, ambition, and - most of all - her fierce struggle to protect and nurture her talent. Throughout the work, Cather brings up questions about what it means to be an artist ... Read More Rating: - the song of the lark...written by the larkmade me cry...and I dont cry. full of her love of the land, and her annoyance with the men who farm it. Rating: - An engrossing, harmonious storyThe Song of the Lark was Cather's third novel. Written between O Pioneers! and My Antonia, it is very different from those novels for which Cather is better known. The story is set among sand hills and canyons, big crowded cities and harmonious music. It is the story of the making of an artist, from her humble beginnings in Moonstone, Colorado to the big time singing operas in New York. It is a story in three parts. Part one: A young, talented girl from an immigrant family grows up in a ... Read More Rating:  - InsipidThe penguin classic editions are sure nice little books. It's my first Wila Cather book and I was expecting much more (actually not more, but better) from the reviews I've read. The style is of a quiet, unpretentious storyteller, almost intimistic tone; but it doesn't deliver anything. I was waiting and waiting for the great moment in the narrative, thinking the story would produce at any time some interesting twist, some exciting and unpexpected bonus, but there's nothing extraordinary. The plot flows ... Read More 
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