In the book, The Tree of Life, we recognize the great theme of compassion we read about in Dickens, Dostoevsky, Korolenko or Hamsun. Leo Daniel, however, finds the key that opens the door to the light. Each individual carries the key with determination to reach his own destination. The drama of the novel about of real life. Hence the excitement expected while reading it. The conviction with which we leave after closing the last page of the book means we are sprinkled with immense grace if we want to fight for what belongs ...
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In the book, The Tree of Life, we recognize the great theme of compassion we read about in Dickens, Dostoevsky, Korolenko or Hamsun. Leo Daniel, however, finds the key that opens the door to the light. Each individual carries the key with determination to reach his own destination. The drama of the novel about of real life. Hence the excitement expected while reading it. The conviction with which we leave after closing the last page of the book means we are sprinkled with immense grace if we want to fight for what belongs to us. Dragoljub Kojcich, philosopher
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