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Pilgrimage
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The Last Thing Gebirga Of Flanders Remembers Seeing Is The Argument Between Her Parents That Ended In Her Mother'S Death. In The Years Since, She Has Learned To Negotiate Her Family'S Castle Of Gistel As A Blind Woman But Everyone Assumes That One Day Her Home Will Be The Convent Founded In Her Mother'S Honor. An Accidental Encounter Offers Another Path, And Gebirga Flees Her Callous Family With A Pack Of Pilgrims That Includes A Count'S Daughter Bound For Marriage, Two Clerics Writing A Guidebook, And A Mysterious Messenger With An Unknown Agenda, All Headed Along The Pilgrimage Road To Compostela. The Journey Takes Gebirga From Her Home On The Edge Of The North Sea Across The Kingdoms Of France And Into The Iberian Peninsula, Where Her Mission To Escort A Young Noblewoman Becomes A Dangerous Adventure Involving Powerhungry Kings And Queens And Even The Roman Pope. But Can A Blind Woman Navigate The Shoals Of International Politics? To Find A Place Where She Can Belong, Gebirga Must Learn There Are Other Ways Of Seeing The Truth Than With Her Eyes.For The Rest Of Twelfthcentury Europe, Spain Was A Faroff And Exotic Place, Home To The Holy Site Of Compostela, Shrine Of Saint James. The Saint'S Tomb Drew A Perpetual Wave Of Pilgrims, Coming For Adventure, Or Seeking A Miracle From The Saint. Pilgrimage Is The Story Of One Of Those Pilgrims.
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- Q: What is the main theme of 'Pilgrimage'? A: 'Pilgrimage' explores themes of belonging, self-discovery, and resilience as the protagonist, Gebirga, navigates her blindness and the complexities of international politics during her journey.
- Q: Who is the author of 'Pilgrimage'? A: The author of 'Pilgrimage' is Lucy Pick.
- Q: What is the setting of the book? A: 'Pilgrimage' is set in twelfth-century Europe, primarily focusing on Gebirga's travels from Flanders to the pilgrimage site of Compostela in Spain.
- Q: How many pages does 'Pilgrimage' have? A: 'Pilgrimage' contains 318 pages.
- Q: What is the condition of the book? A: 'Pilgrimage' is available in new condition.
- Q: What type of binding does 'Pilgrimage' have? A: 'Pilgrimage' is published in paperback binding.
- Q: When was 'Pilgrimage' published? A: 'Pilgrimage' was published on July 7, 2014.
- Q: What genre does 'Pilgrimage' belong to? A: 'Pilgrimage' is classified as a historical novel.
- Q: Is there any significant character development in 'Pilgrimage'? A: Yes, the protagonist, Gebirga, undergoes significant character development as she learns to adapt to her challenges and discovers new perspectives during her journey.
- Q: What kind of adventure does Gebirga experience in 'Pilgrimage'? A: Gebirga's adventure involves escorting a young noblewoman while encountering power struggles among kings, queens, and the Roman Pope, all set against the backdrop of a pilgrimage.