At the Back of the North Wind

Originally serialized in 1868 and published as a book in 1871, At the Back of the North Wind tells the enchanting tale of Diamond, a poor coachman's son, who embarks on a transformative journey with the North Wind, a maternal spirit. The story intertwines a heartfelt portrayal of 19th-century England's working class with an imaginative, otherworldly landscape. George MacDonald's allegorical exploration of life and death continues to captivate readers, earning acclaim from notable figures like C.S. Lewis, who praised MacDonald as a literary genius. Experience the magic that has resonated across generations.