The Thorn Birds Paperback by Colleen McCullough Original English books

"Thorn Bird" Tells a Legend That There Is a Bird That Sings Only Once in Its Life, the Song Is More Beautiful than the Songs of All Creatures in the World. It Sticks Its Body into the Long, Sharp Spines and Releases Its Singing Throat between the Wild Branches. The Singing Shocked the Soul of Human Beings. before China Joined the World Copyright Convention, the Thorn Bird Had Been Deeply Loved by Readers, and Several Versions Were Popular on the Market. Yilin Publishing House Introduced the Thorn Bird with Exclusive Chinese Copyright, Enabling It to Meet Readers Again. This Book Has Been Reprinted over the past Ten Years and Its Life Has Been Enduring.

Family Secrets, Love Prohibition and Heavy Labor of the New World Are Intertwined in the Best-Selling Extraction Legend of Caolin McCullough. the Cleary Family Came to Australia in the Early 20th Century to Make a Living in the Vast Droheda Ranch. The Time of the Novel Spans Two World Wars and the Great Depression. under This Broad Historical Background, McCullough Let the Protagonist Take Turns to Debut and Stage the Story from 1915 to 1969. However, the Core of the Book Is the Impossible Love between Maggie, the Only Daughter of Fei and Pady Cleary, and the Handsome Catholic Priest Ralph. Ralph Yearned for the Power of the Church, but Fell in Love with Meggie, a Beautiful Girl from Cleary. For the "God" He Pursued, He Abandoned Secular Love, but His Heart Was Contradictory and Painful. The Book Caused a Sensation When It Was Published, and It Has Been Sold Well All over the World, and Has Been Put on Screens and Screens for Many Times. Nowadays, Its Influence on New and Old Readers Is Still Endless.