by Karen Viggers · Planeta · tapa dura · ISBN 9788467055986
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In 'The Hum of the Trees,' Karen Viggers introduces us to Leon, a young man who has always cared for his environment and the trees of his native park on Bruny Island, Tasmania. Now, far from home, Leon must find his place in the world, forge friendships, and discover his purpose. His new life as a tree cutter is not easy, but he finds support in Max, a bullied boy, and Miki, a young woman who longs for freedom. When the interests of his community clash with the conservation of an ancient eucalyptus tree, Leon faces a difficult decision about what it means to be a good man. This novel explores the landscapes that mark us forever and the importance of the connection with nature.
