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Maria von Trapp is a name synonymous with iconic songs, but her true story is far more dramatic. This novel delves into the life of the woman who inspired The Sound of Music. In the 1950s, Oscar Hammerstein is approached to write lyrics for a musical about Maria, who once aspired to live quietly as an Austrian nun. Her life takes a turn when she is sent to teach a widowed baron's sickly child, leading to an unexpected marriage proposal. As the family faces the threat of the Nazis, it is Maria who guides them in survival, relying on the power of their voices. Hammerstein recognizes the inspirational potential of Maria's story for Broadway, but much of her life will need to be reshaped for the stage. With the memories of war still haunting audiences, he must obscure the true dangers the von Trapps faced. When Maria sees the script based on her life, she is furious and seeks to confront Hammerstein. Unable to meet him, she shares her story with his secretary, Fran, leading to an unexpected friendship. Through their conversations, Maria reveals a narrative that contradicts the version that will be immortalized in The Sound of Music. This tale of love, loss, and tough choices serves as a powerful reminder that the truth is often more complex—and compelling—than the Hollywood adaptations.
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Maria, Michelle Moran
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- 2024
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