Classica storia del ragazzino che, a distanza di alcuni anni di tempo dalla morte del padre, riallaccia i rapporti con il genitore scomparso e ormai dimenticato grazie alla improvvisa scoperta di un suo lascito: il lascito in questione è una lettera con il racconto dei punti salienti della propria vita. La storiella in sé poteva anche essere carina, scritta bene poteva essere paragonabile per certi aspetti a "La leggenda del santo bevitore", ma in ogni caso non c'era materiale sufficiente per andare oltre la ventina di pagine: a furia di giuntare pezzettini in ogni dove, nella speranza di enfatizzare l'effetto suspence - oppure con l'obiettivo di raggiungere le dimensioni medie del volumetto tascabile - finisce invece per diventare una minestrina allungatissima e pertanto un po' insipida. Rimane comunque qualche citazione degna di nota e su cui soffermarsi a riflettere: The word originated in the Himilayas and spread across the Asian region as these fruit trees became more popular. 28 – Garfield

Is Greek for orange and is considered a strong, masculine name as it appears in old stories as the hero or as an important character. 32 – Kitsuo From the French and old Latin meaning orangy brown, it has never been a popular name but was the name of a 19th-century politician, Auburn Pridemore. 26 – Cyrus

A rather lovely Japanese name that is the literal translation of the word orange, color, and fruit. 17 – Saffron

For a gorgeous orange-inspired name, Aurora is a girl name that has roots in the Latin language and means “dawn.” 59 – Autumn The central mystery of The Orange Girl is the story of an elusive young woman for whom Georg’s father searches in Oslo and Seville—and whom Georg finally realizes is his mother. A thought-provoking fairy-tale romance imbued with the sense of awe and wonder that is Jostein Gaarder’s hallmark. How many theories does Georg's father have about the orange girl’s use for the oranges? Which do you think is the most realistic? Do you have any theories? Another lovely orange flower name, Tigerlily, was also the princess in the original Peter Pan story.

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When the Japanese add an “O” to the end of a name it becomes masculine and can mean husband, son, hero, or simply manly. 33 – Rufus Phoenix is a strong name for a child of any gender. It originates from the Greek language, and it means “dark red.” 79 – Ravi

Orange has exactly seven seconds of screen time in Chapter Two. (Excluding the cardboard cutouts). This makes him the Rainbow friend with the least amount of total screen time, only having two nights in Chapter One and seven seconds in Chapter 2. If a player is too close to Orange after he is fed, he will go into a hunt cycle. This acts the same as a normal hunt cycle, however, there will be no alarms or arrows indicating his pathway. A really uncommon name from the Tigrinya area of Ethiopia and Eritrea areas and also refers to the orange fruits that grow prolifically in the area. 5 – AzaharBlaine is a charming masculine Gaelic name that means “yellow” which is a color closely associated with orange. 61 – Blaze It’s a pretty yellow-orange flower name that can also be spelled Marygold, Marigolde or Marrigold. 13 – Mikan The Orange Girl ( Appelsinpiken) is a Norwegian film released in February 2009. It is based on a book by author Jostein Gaarder; a book translated to 43 languages. [2] In addition to the Norwegian production company Sandrew Metronome, the German company Tradewind Pictures and the Spanish Jaleo Films are also part of the project. [2] Plot [ edit ] Gaarder is active politically. The focus of his concern is the plight of Palestinian refugees, and he has vehemently criticized the Israeli occupation of Palestine. In August 2006, Gaarder wrote "God's Chosen People," an op-ed in response to that year's Israel-Lebanon conflict. Published in Aftenposten, Norway's largest daily newspaper, he argued in favor of "recognizing the State of Israel of 1948, but not the one of 1967." He referred to Judaism as "an archaic national and warlike religion," contrasting it with Christianity and its belief that the "Kingdom of God is compassion and forgiveness." After the article's publication, Gaarder was accused of anti-Semitism.

This feminine name is Latin and refers to the flowers which are usually red, but sometimes orange. 92 – Primrose As Georg soon discovers, "The Orange Girl" is not simply a story, but a riddle from the past that centers around an incident from his father's youth.My father died eleven years ago. I was only four then. I never thought I’d hear from him again, but now we’re writing a book together.” While on this journey of self discovery with his father, Georg learns about his parents courtship, his roots, synchronicty, and the power of love in all her forms. It is an eye opening journey that should make all of Gaarder's readers question who they are, where they come from and most importantly, to ask thoughtful, probing questions about what they perceive as their reality. An old name that gained popularity due to a character called Fox Mulder from the 1990s TV series, The X Files.