Berlin Poplars - Kindle edition by Ragde, Anne B., Anderson, James. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Berlin Poplars/5(15). Anne B. Ragde has 90 books on Goodreads with ratings. Anne B. Ragde’s most popular book is Berlin Poplars. Read "Berlin Poplars" by Anne B Ragde available from Rakuten Kobo. On a remote farm in northern Norway, eighty-year-old Anna Neshov is rushed to hospital after suffering a stroke. Her thr Brand: Vintage Digital.
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Ragde is a prolific writer, and Berlin Poplars won Norway's prestigious Riksmal Prize. If her other work is equally engrossing, it is high time for more of it to be translated here. More about. The award-winning bestseller The Berlin Poplars is a novel about trying to tear up one's roots, only to discover that they run much deeper than expected. It is also about suddenly uncovering roots that one never knew existed. Obviously I severely dislike (if not detest) Anne B. Ragde's Berlin Poplars. My opinion has nothing to do with the plot / or general subject matter per se; the delivery of the novel's contents is where the issues lie. Jumping right into the meat and potatoes, I have yet to read anything as deflated or bereft as this story.
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