John Still Bücher

Reich illustrierter Naturführer auf der Grundlage von Farbfotos und -zeichnungen über die häufgsten Schmetterlingsarten und ihre Raupen

Von J. Still/J. Young. - Farbfoto-Sachbilderbuch. (ab 5).

This text forms part of a selection of four new titles in the Amazing Worlds 9-12 series of visual information books for younger readers, which explore the wonders and workings of the natural world.

This collection of poems captures the emotions and experiences of captivity, whether physical or psychological. With vivid language and honest reflections, John Still creates a powerful and moving journey through his poetry.

As a personal account of captivity during World War I, John Still details his harrowing experiences as a British officer imprisoned by the Ottoman Empire. Over three years, he faced brutal conditions, including inadequate food and medical care, and witnessed the cruelty of his captors. The narrative also explores the cultural and political landscape of Turkey at the time, highlighting rising nationalism and ethnic tensions. This work offers a unique perspective on the war's impact on individuals, showcasing resilience amidst suffering.

Set against the backdrop of early 20th century Turkey, this narrative chronicles the experiences of a foreign prisoner. The author, John Still, provides a vivid account of his captivity, exploring themes of resilience and cultural clash. Through detailed observations, he paints a picture of the political and social landscape of the time, offering insights into the lives of both prisoners and their captors. The book serves as a compelling reflection on freedom, survival, and the complexities of human relationships in oppressive circumstances.

Set during the Great War, this narrative explores the experiences of individuals under Turkish control, delving into the complexities of conflict and cultural interactions. It highlights the struggles and resilience of those caught in the turmoil, offering insights into the historical context and personal stories that shaped this tumultuous period. The book sheds light on lesser-known perspectives, emphasizing themes of survival, identity, and the impacts of war on both soldiers and civilians.