Bøger af Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson

En glad gut er en fortelling av Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson, utgitt i 1860. Den er en av Bjørnsons bondefortellinger.Bogen begynder:"Øyvind hette han, og gråt da han ble født. Men alt da han satt oppreist på morens fang, lo han, og når de tente lys om kvelden lo han så det sang, men gråt når han ikke fikk komme bort til det. «Av den gutten må der bli noe rart,» sa moren"Hovedpersonen Øyvind Plassen er en husmannsgutt som ad utdanningens vei – utdanning på landbruksskole – omsider vinner et fotfeste i livet, og derigjennom også sin elskede Marit, gårdjenta. Ved siden av de to og deres foreldre er det særlig Øyvinds eldre venn og rådgiver Bård skolemester som trer frem i historien.Edvard Beyer sier, i Norges litteraturhistorie (1976) at «Historien har lyrisk stemning, særlig scenene fra barndommen. Bård skolemester hører til Bjørnsons fineste portretter. Men tegningen av hovedpersonen lodder ikke så dypt som i Arne, […] med sin freidige tone og sitt enkle budskap – «Løft ditt hode, du raske gutt», «Elsk din neste, du kristensjel» er En glad Gut kanskje den mest avholdte av alle Bjørnsons fortellinger»(Wikipedia)

Norsk bonderoman. Bjørnsons debut. Handler om to gårdmandsslægter. Solbakken var den lyse siden av åsen og her boede Synnøve og resten af Solbakken-slægten. Synnøve var opdraget i en haugianerfamilie (fundamentalistisk kristen sekt) og var både klog og smuk. Hun møder ofte Torbjørn som hun syntes godt om, men det bliver vanskeligt eftersom han så ofte er ude i problemer af forskellig art. Torbjørn bor på Granliden som ligger på skyggesiden

Synnøve Solbakken er en bondefortelling av Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson, utgitt i 1857. Den regnes som hans debut.Boka handler om Torbjørns kamp for å få Synnøve Solbakken, hans reise fra skyggesiden til solsiden. Synnøve er også forelsket i Torbjørn, men hennes foreldre, først og fremst moren, syns ikke at Torbjørn er god nok for henne. Til slutt beviser Torbjørn at han har forandret seg ved å tilgi en mann som hadde knivstukket ham, så han nesten døde. Fortellingen slutter med at Torbjørn endelig står på Solbakken og ser over på Granliden.

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