The Orange Girl

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Orange is currently the smallest known Rainbow Friend. However, Purple's true size is unknown as their full body is never seen. A rather lovely Japanese name that is the literal translation of the word orange, color, and fruit. 17 – Saffron While reading The Orange Girl, you will experience a wide range of emotions ~~ you will laugh, cry, be frustrated, and think WTF Jan Olav??? This beautiful story will definitely affect you in ways you don't quite expect. Earlier, we gave you some ideas based on orange colored flowers and vegetables. But of course, you don’t have to be constrained by the color of your cat’s fur. The next two collections are inspired by our beautiful planet, from nature to geography Names Inspired By The Natural World A strong name from American literature with a botanical base that belongs to a capable woman. 23 – Topaz

Auric is a charming masculine English name that means “Gold.” This name is derived from the chemical symbol for gold, which is Au. 58 – Aurora 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?This feminine name is Latin and refers to the flowers which are usually red, but sometimes orange. 92 – Primrose Aurelius is the male version of the previous name. It is also a bright Latin name that means “the golden one.” 57 – Auric A derivative of Russell, both of which refer to red-haired men. It was an incredibly popular name for boys in the early 20th century when it was in the top 150 names list. 34 – Rusty

What would it would be like to get a personal letter from someone who died a long time ago? How do you think the father felt realizing he would not be with his son much longer?The Orange Girl ( Norwegian: Appelsinpiken) is a 2003 novel by Jostein Gaarder, the Norwegian author of the best-selling Sophie's World. The novel was adapted into a film in 2009. The original Norwegian title, appelsin, refers specifically to the fruit and not the colour.

My only real gripe with The Orange Girl is its poor English translation. There were times the translation left me scratching my head wondering why wasn't this proofed better? Corral, Koral, Coralie. Named after the beautiful formations of coral that grow in reefs in the tropics. 7 – Ginger It's not about where you are or what you're doing, it's about people you're with. It's about having a circle of your closest ones and always be with them. But what happens when you have to leave them against your will? Is it really better to have nothing? I don't think so. I just love how Gaarder raises existential questions out of tough life choices. From the Albanian word meaning “ bitter orange,” a popular fruit for marmalades, flavoring, and essential oils in the Mediterranean. 15 – Nerola

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At first, I thought Jan Olav's search for the Orange girl was obsessive and unhealthy. He let his "hunt" get in a way of him living his life. He wanted her to be a part of his world and he was so persistent, nothing could change his mind about it. But then again, he simply KNEW she was the one and he didn't want to let her get away. Amber, a non-girly name, was very popular in the 1980s and has a number of spelling variations like Ambre, Ambur, and Aamber. 3 – Anani If I’d chosen never to the foot inside the great fairytale, I’d never have known what I’ve lost. Do you see what I’m getting at? Sometimes it’s worse for us human beings to lose something dear to us than never to have had it at all.” This is a wonderful Italian name for the “ orange blossom”. It has several equally beautiful variants like Nerolia, Neroli, and Neroly.

Named for a verbena plant with clusters of bright happy pink to orange flowers, this is another uncommon name that is quite rare and quite different with a botanical Latin base. 12 – Marigold Phoenix is a strong name for a child of any gender. It originates from the Greek language, and it means “dark red.” 79 – Ravi

It should be simple like that. There are no big twists in the story. You can guess at the beginning who the Orange girl is and it isn't a bad thing. The book would be pointless if she was anyone else. I just wish I could find out more about the Orange Girl's reaction after reading the letter. We see only glimpses. Orange's gender is confirmed to be Male. In Chapter 1 Night 3's introduction dialogue, Red refers to Orange with male pronouns.