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Penguin The Heart's Invisible Furies by John Boyne - Penguin Novel

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Discover a powerful story from the bestselling author of the acclaimed Elements quartet. The Heart's Invisible Furies follows the journey of Cyril Avery, a man who grows up knowing he is not a real Avery. Adopted as a baby, Cyril struggles with a sense of disconnection from a family that treats him more like a curious pet than a beloved son. As a young adult, Cyril embarks on a quest to find his true place in the world. This novel is described by critics as a bold and funny epic that can be both incredibly funny and heartrending. It is a compelling read for fans of family sagas and character-driven literature. Whether you are looking for a moving tale of identity or a sweeping narrative, this book offers a deeply satisfying experience for readers of all backgrounds.

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Written by bestselling author John Boyne, part of the acclaimed Elements quartet.

A compelling family saga that explores themes of identity and belonging.

A unique narrative that balances humor with heartrending moments.

Follows the life journey of Cyril Avery as he seeks his place in the world.

Published by Penguin, ensuring high-quality literary content.

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Brand: Penguin
Format: paperback
ASIN: 1784161004
Category: Books > Subjects > Literature & Fiction > Family Sagas
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 14 December 2017
Listed Since: 28 January 2017

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