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Experience the hauntingly beautiful narrative of 'His Name is David,' a powerful trade paperback published in 2019 by World Editions. This profound story, set in the tumultuous backdrop of Flanders during World War I, revolves around David Verbocht, a young man grappling with the emotional weight of his past. Sent away by his parents after a tragic accident, David becomes a school teacher in a remote village where he forges a remarkable bond with a sensitive student and develops complex feelings for the boy's mother. The gripping theme of forbidden love interwoven with loss and guilt strikes a resonant chord, making this a must-read for fans of historical fiction and emotional narratives.
This brand new book (ISBN: 9781642860122) is perfect for anyone looking to explore the depths of human emotion against the backdrop of war. 'His Name is David' has been praised for its evocative storytelling, with The Guardian describing it as 'a tale of forbidden love set in WWI Flanders.' The Irish Examiner commends author Vantoortelboom for striking 'a powerfully emotive chord,' while DWDD Booksellers Panel notes that it 'leaves a deep impression' and keeps readers captivated from start to finish.
With free shipping on this title, you can enjoy the sense of loss, love, and longing that permeates this unforgettable story. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled. Delve into 'His Name is David' and discover why it 'crawls deep under your skin and nestles there' according to Humo. Don’t miss your chance to connect with this poignant narrative that will resonate with readers of all ages.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781642860122
Format: Trade paperback (US)
Year: 2019
Publisher: World Editions
Description:
Flanders, 1915.
David Verbocht, sentenced to death as a deserter, stands before the
firing squad and looks back on his short life. As a young man, David was sent away
by his parents, after a tragic accident in the family, to become a school teacher in a
remote village. There he develops a special bond with a sensitive young student,
along with feelings for the boy's mother. When fate strikes again, the history of loss
and guilt seems to repeat itself.
'A tale of forbidden love set in WWI Flanders' — The Guardian
'For a relatively young writer, Vantoortelboom strikes a powerfully emotive chord' — Irish Examiner
'A book that leaves a deep impression. From the first page on, it has you in its grip.' — Book of the Month, DWDD Booksellers Panel
'His Name is Davidcrawls deep under your skin and nestles there' — Humo
This brand new book (ISBN: 9781642860122) is perfect for anyone looking to explore the depths of human emotion against the backdrop of war. 'His Name is David' has been praised for its evocative storytelling, with The Guardian describing it as 'a tale of forbidden love set in WWI Flanders.' The Irish Examiner commends author Vantoortelboom for striking 'a powerfully emotive chord,' while DWDD Booksellers Panel notes that it 'leaves a deep impression' and keeps readers captivated from start to finish.
With free shipping on this title, you can enjoy the sense of loss, love, and longing that permeates this unforgettable story. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled. Delve into 'His Name is David' and discover why it 'crawls deep under your skin and nestles there' according to Humo. Don’t miss your chance to connect with this poignant narrative that will resonate with readers of all ages.
Note: Shipping for this item is free. Please allow up to 6 weeks for delivery. Once your order is placed, it cannot be cancelled.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781642860122
Format: Trade paperback (US)
Year: 2019
Publisher: World Editions
Description:
Flanders, 1915.
David Verbocht, sentenced to death as a deserter, stands before the
firing squad and looks back on his short life. As a young man, David was sent away
by his parents, after a tragic accident in the family, to become a school teacher in a
remote village. There he develops a special bond with a sensitive young student,
along with feelings for the boy's mother. When fate strikes again, the history of loss
and guilt seems to repeat itself.
'A tale of forbidden love set in WWI Flanders' — The Guardian
'For a relatively young writer, Vantoortelboom strikes a powerfully emotive chord' — Irish Examiner
'A book that leaves a deep impression. From the first page on, it has you in its grip.' — Book of the Month, DWDD Booksellers Panel
'His Name is Davidcrawls deep under your skin and nestles there' — Humo