All Will Be Well: Letters to My Daughter

In a series of letters addressed to her daughter, Natasha Illum Berg reflects on her child's forthcoming journey into a world of love, death, and big game hunting.
A gorgeous and powerful introduction to the beauty and brutality of the cycle of life, “All Will Be Well: Letters to My Daughter” poetically examines life's greater values.
©2024 Natasha Illum Berg §2024 Saga Egmont
Natasha Illum Berg (b. 1971) is an author, hunter, and conservationist known for her debut novel «Floder af Rød” released in 1999 and her advocacy for African elephant protection through the Ivory Black Foundation.

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142 printed pages

Original publication: 2024
Publication year: 2024
Publisher: Saga Egmont

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jemimahmclymbee12shared an impression7 months ago
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Cynthia Taakahas quotedyesterday
It seems some people think it’s natural that a mother should give up all manners of things vital to her, for the sake of the child. I cannot afford that, and neither can you. No human is strong enough to not resent a little that thing or person whom she thinks put a stop to her reaching her goals.
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pontianoapple142has quoted6 months ago
The eternity of non-existence, as it was before we were born, surely, is no shorter than the one that we encounter again, after death
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Crystalhas quoted6 months ago
not seem at home in nature, is staggering. People who fear harmless, peaceful beetles going about their business and who could never conceive of
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