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Tag Archives: Early Teens

Early Teens


By Hans Sande. Illustrated by Olav Hagen
THE PLUM TREE
2024

In another of his metaphorical descriptions of trauma, Hans Sande takes up the topic of puberty and growth. The Norwegian storyteller symbolizes the age of adolescence and the infinite changes that one goes through. As the story begins, a child falls sick after swallowing plums. He gradually believes that a tree is growing from within…


Reviewed by: Nidhi Gulati and Shivi
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ISSN No. 0970-4175 (Print)