Grass for His Pillow: Tales of the Otori Book Two Free Audiobook Download by Lian Hearn

Grass for His Pillow: Tales of the Otori Book Two is narrated by 'Kevin Gray' and 'Aiko Nakasone'. It tells the story of Inuyasha, Kagome, and Sango. They are all trying to find their way back home after Kagome sends herself back in time. She travels to Japan's Warring States period where she meets an outcast shapeshifter called Naraku who promises her the secrets to finding her world again.

Grass for His Pillow: Tales of the Otori Book Two is a fantasy book written by Lian Hearn. The audiobook version narrated by Kevin Gray and Aiko Nakasone, is available for download on Audible.

Grass for His Pillow is the follow up to Lian Hearn's critically acclaimed debut, Tales of the Otori. The setting is different in this one. It's a new, more distant land. The action and tension are all there, though, as the story follows Hidesato and Princess Yuki's attempt to save their people from an impending invasion.

"Otori is a place where all the old stories are true. But there's one story that no one knows, not even the children themselves." "Garden of Stone" is a short story that takes place in Otori during the period when people lived by farming and fishing their food. The story follows a young boy who can sense life force in plants and animals. He longs to be a warrior like his father to protect the land, but he knows he doesn't have any other skills. When his mother finally reveals to him that he is from a line of powerful shapeshifters, everything changes for him.

The second book in the Otori series, Grass for His Pillow, takes place at a time when Japan was still struggling with its identity. The characters are constantly dealing with their own struggle for power and money in a society that is changing throughout the story. The main character, Takuan Sōhō, is one of the few who believes that there can only be peace if others are given a chance to receive it as well.

In Grass for His Pillow: Tales of the Otori Book Two by Lian Hearn, the story begins in medieval Japan. The tale is set during the era before Oda Nobunaga, an ambitious general and military strategist, took control of feudal Japan. At this time in Japan, there are two major groups that have been at war with each other. One group is made up of samurai who serve their lords and live by a strict code of honor and bushido; the other is made up of farmers who work their land according to the seasons. They each produce crops for the world market.