A Thousand Moons A Novel A Lakota Orphans Postwar Journey With Ex-Soldiers Book

Title in this Set: A Thousand Moons: a novel Condition:BRAND NEWFormat:PaperbackISBN: 780571333394 A Thousand Moons: a novel is a moving, atmospheric paperback for readers who love literary historical fiction, character-driven storylines, and richly rendered settings. Perfect for parents, teachers, gift buyers, or book lovers searching for a powerful standalone novel or a thoughtful addition to a curated book collection, Sebastian Barrys work combines emotional depth with elegant prose — ideal for bedtime reading, book clubs, and classroom discussion. Set in the aftermath of the American Civil War, A Thousand Moons follows Winona, a young Lakota orphan adopted by ex-soldiers as she tries to build a life in Paris, Tennessee. Employed by a local lawyer, Winona seeks stability and a place to belong. When a traumatic event shatters the fragile calm she has created, her quest for revenge becomes a haunting journey that is at once terrifying, thrilling, and strangely enchanting. Barrys narrative explores themes of dispossession, survival, and the enduring search for love and justice. About the story Winonas voice is both intimate and resilient. The plot weaves legal and personal drama with historical detail, allowing readers to feel the eras tensions while remaining deeply connected to one womans inner life. This paperback edition is easy to carry, lend, or display on a shelf of contemporary literary fiction. About the author Sebastian Barry, born in Dublin in 1955, is an acclaimed novelist and a trusted voice in modern literature. Laureate for Irish Fiction (2018–2021), Barry has twice won the Costa Book of the Year award and holds numerous other honors including the Independent Booksellers Award and the Walter Scott Prize. With novels shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize and a reputation as a bestselling author, Barry brings seasoned craft and emotional authority to every page. This credibility makes A Thousand Moons an excellent choice for readers who appreciate aw