WILD GEESE

Set against the sweeping landscapes of the Canadian prairie, Wild Geese is a compelling tale of family, ambition, love, and the enduring quest for freedom. Martha Ostenso's acclaimed debut novel follows the Gare family, whose lives are dominated by the powerful and unyielding Caleb Gare, a prosperous farmer determined to control both his land and the destinies of those around him.

As Judith Gare, his intelligent and independent daughter, dreams of a life beyond the boundaries of the family farm, tensions rise within the household. Her determination to shape her own future challenges her father's authority, setting in motion a deeply moving story of courage, sacrifice, and self-discovery.

Celebrated for its vivid portrayal of prairie life and its remarkable psychological insight, Wild Geese explores timeless themes of power, family relationships, personal independence, and the resilience of the human spirit. Martha Ostenso's lyrical prose and unforgettable characters have secured the novel's place as one of the enduring classics of Canadian literature