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Spieldauer: 3 Stunden
Format: Hörbuch-Download
Version: Gekürzte Ausgabe
Verlag: Listening Library
Audible.de Erscheinungsdatum: 20. Februar 2012
Sprache: Englisch, Englisch
ASIN: B00NTP3A0U
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m Jahre 1290 schreibt Catherine, die Tocher eines unbedeutetenden Ritters ihr Tagebuch. Sie ist 14 Jahre alt und soll verheiratet werden. Es missfällt ihr verkauft zu werden wie ein Tier, genauso wie sie auch sonst wenig Interesse an den üblichen Frauenarbeiten wie Spinnen und Sticken hat.Sie erzählt von ihrem Alter auf der kleinen Burg ihres Vaters, von den Läusen, dem Gestank von Dung, ihrem Alltag, besonderen Feiertagen und ihren Streichen, mit denen sie versucht, potenzielle Verehrer fernzuhalten. Doch jetztendlich findet ihr Vater einen Mann, den sie nicht so einfach loswird. Er ist ungepflegt und unmanierlich und uralt und Catherine kann sich mit ihrem Schicksal einfach nicht abfinden.Das Buch greift sehr gut auch die unschönen Details des Mittelalters auf: Ungeziefer, das von den Betten gesammelt werden muss, Dung überall, Baden einmal im Jahr, das Bett mit vielen anderen Menschen teilen müssen.Auch ist die Entwicklung von Catherine von frechem Kind zur verantwortungsbewussten Frau schön, aber subtiel dargestellt.Am Anfang ist versucht sie, ihren Pflichten und Aufgaben zu entgehen, spielt Streiche und versucht sich sogar an Flüchen.Später im Buch wird sie durch die Fehlgeburt und Krankheit ihrer Mutter und der unmöglichen Zuneigung ihrer Freundin zu ihrem Onkel weicher. Sie übernimmt pflichtbewusster ihre Aufgaben und zeigt mehr Fürsorge und Mitgefühl.Ich fand das Buch sehr angenehm und flüssig zu lesen. Es ist natürlich an Kinder gerichtet, aber ich denke auch als Erwachsener kann man daran Spass haben.Ich denke Kinder haben in Catherine eine Person, die sie nachvollziehen können, die aber gleichzeitig für ihre Zeit nicht unrealistisch dargestellt ist.
Birdy is the fourteen-year-old daughter of a knight and the sister of a monk, who has taught her to read and write, and suggested "that writing this account of my days will help me grow less childish and more learned..." At first her accounts are short:"12th Day of September: I am bit by fleas and plagued by family. That is all there is to say."and"16th Day of September: Spinning. Tangled. 17th Day of September: Untangled."until her mother bargains that Birdy may forgo spinning as long as she is writing.On the 21st Day of September: "Something is astir. I can feel my father's eyes following me about the hall, regarding me as he would a new warhorse or a bull bought for breeding. I am surprised that he has not asked to examine my hooves. And he asks me questions.... This morning: 'Exactly how old are you, daughter?' This forenoon: ' Have you all your teeth?' 'Is your breath sweet or foul?' 'Are you a good eater?' 'What color is your hair when it is clean?' Before supper: 'How are your sewing and your bowels and your conversation?' What is brewing here?"Then she finds out: "I must take lady-lessons and keep my mouth shut.... my father, the toad, conspires to sell me like a cheese to some lack-wit seeking a wife." And so we live with Birdy "this life of hemming and mending and fishing for husbands," and hear about her friends the goat boy and Lady Aelis, her brother who comes home from the Crusades, herbs and doctoring, hangings, ale head, saints' days, cleaning out the privy, soap-making... normal life in a manor.CATHERINE, CALLED BIRDY may not have grand adventures or non-stop action, but Birdy is sharp and witty and the reader can certainly sympathize with her troubles. Some of the humor is crude and scatological, but I think that is part of the realism Ms. Cushman brings to her novel--while the author does note that Birdy is unusual in not consenting to a marriage arranged by her parents, in every other way the reader gets an accurate and lively picture of medieval life. Though written primarily for a young adult (age 12 and up) audience, this 35-year-old girl enjoyed every page, and is now seeking the author's other works. This book has won several awards, including the Newbery, and when you read it, you will see why. A definite 5 out of 5.Kimberly Borrowdale, Under the Covers Book Reviews
The voice of Catherine, upper class teenager of the middle ages, carries a tone of familiarity across the centuries. For although Catherine is purportedly writing a diary that encompasses the year 1292, she seems as modern as any present day 15-year-old.Everywhere she turns, Catherine locks horns with the system that exploits her. She hates the needlework she must complete -- and all the chores she must do! Catherine envisions a number of "glamorous" careers -- artist, crusader, monk -- but she is, of course, prevented from each one by her gender. Cushman uses the metaphor of a bird to represent how Catherine feels -- free-spirited, but caged in and flapping her wings against the bars of her societal constraints.The book contains many funny scenes, especially those involving the ingenious plans Catherine devises to repel the suitors that she hates. And, like Cushman's novel "The Midwife's Apprentice," the book contains a lot of historical information, particularly about the less romantic sides of the Middle Ages (disease and unsanitary conditions).My main complaint about the book concerns its ending, when Catherine suddenly and inexplicably abandons all her reservations about marriage and consents to be engaged to a man she has never met. I would have enjoyed the book more had Cushman found a way to build to the conclusion, or if she had altered the ending completely. Sure, another outcome may have been unlikely. But Catherine is an unlikely kind of girl.
Karen Kushman really out did herself in this book. All the charechtors human and you either love them or hate them for that.She wrote the words down in the vividness the a girl catherines age would have used. And since this book was written in diary form that is great. Even if you don't like reading diaries it is written in such a way that you could probably enjoy anyway. The plot went at a good pace not to slow and not to fast. You definitely will find the book very enjoyable and you will find nothing that you can take offence of in this book. A must read for girls 10-14.
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