Book details
Petar's Song
Description
Petar loves playing his violin and his music keeps the whole village dancing. However, when war breaks out, Petar, his mother, and brother are forced to flee the country, leaving their father behind in the village with the other men. Devastated, Petar finds himself unable to play music. But, eventually, a song of peace, spring, and new beginnings starts to form in his head, reigniting his passion for music.
Age
6-7
Text complexity
intermediate
Length
32 pages
Why to read
- Explore cultural diversity through literature, as Pratima Mitchell is known for weaving multicultural themes into her stories.
- Experience a unique narrative style that blends traditional storytelling with contemporary issues, which is a hallmark of Mitchell's writing.
- Gain insight into human emotions and relationships, as Mitchell often delves deep into the psychological aspects of her characters.
- Enjoy a well-crafted plot with unexpected twists, as Pratima Mitchell's books are often praised for their engaging and thought-provoking storylines.