Nostos: by Ana Sanchez-Ortiz and Eloise Raguideau

Nostos: by Ana Sanchez-Ortiz and Eloise RaguideauThis book is about finding a way Home. This book is a song a whisper a scream. A travel a battle a dream. Nostos (in ancient Greek ), used to describe the literary theme of a hero returning home by sea, and facing many obstacles, thus making it relevant to the struggles one can face every day. The first known nostos story is then Homer's Odyssey, depicting the wanderings of the hero Odysseus on his return from the Trojan War. Indeed this book is a

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