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Flight Behaviour by Barbara Kingsolver
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496 pages, Paperback
23cm x 15cm (C-Format)
Goodreads Rating: 3.81 * 94,872 ratings * 10,986 reviews
Genres: Environment/Contemporary/Nature/Climate Change
***Winner of the Orange Prize***
***Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Best Fiction (2012)***
Discontented with her life of poverty on a failing farm in the Eastern United States, Dellarobia, a young mother, impulsively seeks out an affair. Instead, on the Appalachian mountains above her farm, she discovers something much more profoundly life-changing a beautiful and terrible marvel of nature. As the world around her is suddenly transformed by a seeming miracle, can the old certainties they have lived by for centuries remain unchallenged?
Flight Behaviour is a captivating, topical and deeply human novel touching on class, poverty and climate change. It is Barbara Kingsolver's most accessible novel yet, and explores the truths we live by, and the complexities that lie behind them.