The Boy Who Belonged to the Sea by Denis Thriault

The Boy Who Belonged to the Sea by Denis Thriault

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Summary

A moving story of friendship and the power of imagination, from the author of The Peculiar Life of a Lonely Postman

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The Boy Who Belonged to the Sea by Denis Thriault

A moving story of friendship and the power of imagination, from the author ofThe Peculiar Life of a Lonely Postman

‘A dreamy, underwater experience, this brief novel by Thériault is a hallucinogenic dive into another realm… Here is a fragile poetry, charming and childlike in its simplicity, yet profound on the unfathomable depths of loss, of love’

* Irish Times *

'Thériault…blurs reality and fantasy in a heartbreaking story of boyhood friendship.'

* Cosmopolitan *

'Thériault is a writer with a lightness of touch, allowing him to explore darker themes in a way that never feels heavy, but always engages. The result is a debut that draws you into its own intriguing, evocative world.'

* Reading Room *

‘What a beauty this book is... "Quirky" and "charming" have been used to describe [Thériault's] books, but they are so much more than that.’

* Marjorie’s World of Books *

‘Thériault is a writer with a lightness of touch, allowing him to explore darker themes in a way that never feels heavy, but always engages.’

* Wiltshire Living *

Denis Thériault is an award-winning author and screenwriter living in Montreal, Canada. His much-loved novels The Peculiar Life of a Lonely Postman and The Postman’s Fiancée (Oneworld, 2017) have enjoyed international success. First published in Canada in 2003, The Boy Who Belonged to the Sea is his debut novel.

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ISBN 13 9781786073358
ISBN 10 1786073358
Title The Boy Who Belonged to the Sea
Author Denis Thriault
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Oneworld Publications
Year published 2018-04-05
Number of pages 224
Prizes Winner of Prix Odyssée 2002 (Canada), Winner of Prix Anne-Hébert 2002 (Canada), Winner of Prix Jean Hamelin 2001 (Canada)
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.