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Grass for His Pillow
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Grass for His Pillow

By Lian Hearn About

Now the adventure continues. In Grass for His Pillow, Takeo is bound by the bargain he made with the Tribe and must put his skills at their service. Kaede, devastated by Takeo’s leave-taking, returns to her parents’ home and the ruin that her estate has become. Finding her father on the verge of insanity and pregnant with Takeo’s child, Kaede is determined to educate herself and her sisters and save her domain.

AuthorLian Hearn About
Type Of BookAustralian Novel
SeriesTales of the Otori
FormatPaperback
Age11+
ISBN9780733619878
Published1/08/2005
Price Per CopyRRP $19.99
1–9 copies$17.99
10–19 copies$16.99
20+ copies$15.99
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Lian Hearn

‘I was born in England and emigrated to Australia. I think the main influences on my writing were my teenage years and studying modern languages (French and Spanish) at Oxford. I love languages and words: to learn a foreign language is to enter into a love affair with a country and its culture. It is to become a different person and begin to think in a different way. Coming to Australia brought me closer to Japan, a country I had been interested in for many years. Australia has many links with Japan, and is in the same time zone, though a different hemisphere. Being an Australian means being between West and East and living in a society that has formed itself out of many different and contradictory elements. I identify with this.

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