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Dive into the enchanting world of J. M. Coetzee's *The Schooldays of Jesus*, the captivating sequel to the acclaimed *The Childhood of Jesus*. This thought-provoking novel explores the complexities of childhood through the eyes of young David, a curious boy navigating his new life. Living with Simón and Inés in Estrella, he embarks on a journey of learning, language, and friendship.
As David prepares to turn seven and enter the Academy of Dance, he dons his golden dancing slippers and uncovers the magic of numbers intertwined with profound truths. This poignant narrative showcases the innocence of youth against the backdrop of adult realities, tackling themes of education, identity, and the moral dilemmas children face.
*The Schooldays of Jesus* is more than just a tale of growing up; it's a philosophical exploration that invites readers to ponder the significance of childhood and the impact of society on our values. Perfect for those who enjoyed Coetzee’s previous work or readers interested in literary fiction that challenges conventions, this novel will resonate with anyone who has questioned the nature of education and existence.
Published by The Text Publishing Company, this brand-new paperback edition with 288 pages is a must-have for book lovers and collectors alike. Invite the magic of J. M. Coetzee's storytelling into your collection with this compelling narrative that continues to captivate and inspire. Get ready to reflect on the delicate balance of innocence and experience with this brilliant book.
As David prepares to turn seven and enter the Academy of Dance, he dons his golden dancing slippers and uncovers the magic of numbers intertwined with profound truths. This poignant narrative showcases the innocence of youth against the backdrop of adult realities, tackling themes of education, identity, and the moral dilemmas children face.
*The Schooldays of Jesus* is more than just a tale of growing up; it's a philosophical exploration that invites readers to ponder the significance of childhood and the impact of society on our values. Perfect for those who enjoyed Coetzee’s previous work or readers interested in literary fiction that challenges conventions, this novel will resonate with anyone who has questioned the nature of education and existence.
Published by The Text Publishing Company, this brand-new paperback edition with 288 pages is a must-have for book lovers and collectors alike. Invite the magic of J. M. Coetzee's storytelling into your collection with this compelling narrative that continues to captivate and inspire. Get ready to reflect on the delicate balance of innocence and experience with this brilliant book.