A Friend in the Dark

A Friend in the Dark

by Emma Mandley (Translator), Pascal Ruter (Author)

Synopsis

A heartwarming story of how friendship can help through the worst traumas, even losing your sight. A heartwarming and funny story about the power of friendship, perfect for fans of Frank Cottrell Boyce, Jacqueline Wilson and Lara Williamson. Victor is a failure at everything - school, girls, making his dad feel better about his mother having left them. When Marie-Jose, the smartest girl in the class and musical prodigy, starts helping him with his maths homework, there must be something she wants in return.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 336
Publisher: Walker Books
Published: 02 Feb 2017

ISBN 10: 1406372609
ISBN 13: 9781406372601
Children’s book age: 9-11 Years

Media Reviews
[...] a poignant, sensitive and eloquently translated French novel [...] * Armadillo *
A beautiful heart-warming story of believing in yourself and others. * Primary Times *
Author Bio
Pascal Ruter grew up in the southern suburbs of Paris. He loves stories above all, especially ones where the misfortune and severity of life are matched by the absurdity and humour of everyday situations. A Friend in the Dark (Le Coeur en Braille) is Pascal's first novel for Walker Books. He currently lives in a tiny village in the middle of the forest of Fontainebleau. A Friend in the Dark (Le Coeur en Braille) was translated into English by Emma Mandley. Emma has translated a wide range of French and Italian texts. She lives in London.