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"A collection of fourteen short works focuses on a theme of nature and includes in the title piece a retelling of the story of a feral boy who was captured in the forests of Napoleonic France."@en
"With trademark imagination, T.C. Boyle presents a collection of fourteen short stories. In the volume's title story, Victor, a feral boy in Napoleonic France, is captured and is introduced to civilization for the first time. However it is the child't captors that end up learning the most about humanity and civility"
"Presents a collection of fourteen short works that focus on a theme of nature and includes in the title piece a retelling of the story of a feral boy who was captured in the forests of Napoleonic France."@en
"With trademark imagination, T.C. Boyle presents a collection of fourteen short stories. In the volume's title story, Victor, a feral boy in Napoleonic France, is captured and is introduced to civilization for the first time. However it is the child's captors that end up learning the most about humanity and civility."@en
"With trademark imagination, T.C. Boyle presents a collection of fourteen short stories. In the volume's title story, Victor, a feral boy in Napoleonic France, is captured and is introduced to civilization for the first time. However it is the child't captors that end up learning the most about humanity and civility."
"Bundel verhalen waarin de moderne maatschappij aan de kaak wordt gesteld."
"A new collection from the American master of the short story. A feral boy is captured and civilised in the Languedoc region. A young women is hired to look after a cloned dog that cost its owners $250,000. A widower in a self-satisfied suburb engulfs his loneliness in a sea of rats."
"The fourteen stories gathered here display both Boyle's astonishing range and his imaginative muscle. By turns magical and moving, these tales showcase the mischievous humor and socially conscious sensibility that have made him one of the foremost living masters of the short story."
""[A] rollicking collection of...good, old-fashioned, funny- suspenseful-head shaking stories." -The New York Times There may be no one better than T.C. Boyle at engaging, shocking, and ultimately gratifying readers while at the same time testing his characters' emotional and physical endurance. The fourteen new stories gathered here display both Boyle's astonishing range and his imaginative muscle. From "Wild Child," a retelling of the story of Victor, the feral boy who was captured running naked through the forests of Napoleonic France, to "La Conchita," the tale of a catastrophic mudslide that allows a cynic to reclaim his own humanity, these tales are by turns magical and moving, showcasing the mischievous humor and socially conscious sensibility that have made Boyle one of the foremost living masters of the short story."@en
"A collection of fourteen short stories. In the volume's title story, Victor, a feral boy in Napoleonic France, is captured and is introduced to civilization for the first time. However it is the child's captors that end up learning the most about humanity and civility."@en

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"Electronic books"@en
"Mystery fiction"
"Verhalen (teksten)"
"Short stories"@en
"Fiction"
"Fiction"@en

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"Wild child and other stories"@en
"Wild child and other stories"
"Wild Child"
"Wild child stories"@en
"Wild child : [and other] stories"
"Wild child"@en
"Wild child"
"Wild child, and other stories"
"Wild child : and other stories"@en
"Wild child : and other stories"
"Wild child : stories"@en
"Wild child : stories"

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