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Vi ses i Arizona

By: Agnes Henningsen
Narrated by: Elsebeth Holtze Madsen
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Motivet er et dansk-amerikansk ægtepars kamp om børnene og kampens virkning på børnene. Agnes Henningsen færdes i disse barneskikkelser, som havde hun tilbragt hele sit liv med at studere dem, de er små personligheder, små ægte mennesker.

Hovedpersonen Minna er kun fjorten år, da fortællingen slutter, forunderlig selvstændig, forunderlig barnlig, fuld af kundskabs- og livslyst. Længselen efter en mors kærlighed har gjort hende for følsòm over for unge mænd, for følsom i det hele taget. Og ligesom læseren lytter til hvad der foregår i det dunkle barnesind, og lytter til det, hun siger, må han også føle med hende både i dagligdagens hændelser og i de stærke ting, som møder hende.

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