The Stone and the Flute Hans-Bemmann Book
by Hans-Bemmann
Book Comments & Discussion
This is a book that confirms the maxim "Sometimes the journey is more important than the destination". When I finished this book I kind of felt "is that it?". However, the end is not the book.
This is a book full of stories. There are literally lots of sub stories within the overall plot. These are what makes it a great book.
Don't get so caught up in looking for the end of the tale that you fail to look at the scenery along the way. Enjoy this book as you read it. Enjoy each part of the book as you are there, and don't always be looking for the greener grass over the next hill.
This book is a metaphor for life.
This is a book full of stories. There are literally lots of sub stories within the overall plot. These are what makes it a great book.
Don't get so caught up in looking for the end of the tale that you fail to look at the scenery along the way. Enjoy this book as you read it. Enjoy each part of the book as you are there, and don't always be looking for the greener grass over the next hill.
This book is a metaphor for life.
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Storyline
Setting out on a journey with a rare and magical stone, Listener searches for his grandfather, the legendary Gentle Fluter, from whom he will inherit a magical instrument and for the woman whose eyes match the colors of the stoneDetails
- Number of Pages: 864 pages
- Publisher: Penguin Books
- Publish Date: Aug 1, 1988
- Price: $17.00
- ASIN: 0140074457
- ISBN: 0140074457
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