The Trembling of a Leaf (Little Stories of the South Sea Islands) (Paperback)

from cdeuker

The first story, about an administrator who rules "his" island with an iron hand but who, nevertheless, "loves" his people, is by far the best. Rather than being a simple villain, as the story progresses he becomes increasingly complex. The other stories are not as interesting. Didactic and predi...

from cdeuker

The first story, about an administrator who rules "his" island with an iron hand but who, nevertheless, "loves" his people, is by far the best. Rather than being a simple villain, as the story progresses he becomes increasingly complex. The other stories are not as interesting. Didactic and predi...

from judybarton

Wonderful stories written with W.S.M's wry humor and incredible sense of observation. It is kind of a "behind the scenes" on the life of white settlers in the South Pacific, with the good and the bad.

from judybarton

Wonderful stories written with W.S.M's wry humor and incredible sense of observation. It is kind of a "behind the scenes" on the life of white settlers in the South Pacific, with the good and the bad.

from bnielsen

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