Hermit Crabs

10 hrs. 40 min.

Romance & Prose

Language Russian

Author Anne B. Ragde

Narrator Vladimir Levasheov

Description

In the second part of the saga about relationships within one dysfunctional Norwegian family, we meet again the characters from the novel “Berlin Poplar.” Distant relatives, like hermit crabs, are forced to leave their shells and try to find common ground. This touching, slightly absurd story is about loneliness, complicated and sometimes painful family relationships, and attempts to understand another person without losing oneself. Can people reach an agreement who are bound by nothing but blood ties? Is the voice of blood strong enough to overcome misunderstanding, disagreements, and internal contradictions?

Anne Ragde tells her characters’ lives so engagingly that it’s hard to tear yourself away from the book, and the gentle humor and unexpected plot twists will make you eagerly anticipate the continuation.