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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. A gripping tale of education, violence, and hope, in which one man's dream for a better future collides with a community on the edge of transformation. Set in 1842, this novel foregrounds a Haiti that is grappling with the weight of an onerous debt imposed by France, forcing its citizens to pay reparations to French colonists in exchange for diplomatic recognition of the first Black republic of the Americas. In the town of Boen, a prosperous notary, Ludovic Possible, decides to take a bold step to secure the future of his community. He opens a schoolhouse where local children can learn both artisanal skills and the essential ability to read and write. For Ludovic, education represents the best chance for the people of Boen to rise above their hardships and build a prosperous futureespecially for Aida, a quiet and enigmatic girl whose mother's marvelous stories captivate him. The tranquility of Boen is soon shattered, however, by a series of duels that pit families, neighbors, and even animals against each other. As tensions rise, Ludovic's vision for a better future is threatened by the escalating violence. In Duels, Nehemy Pierre-Dahomey introduces readers to a rich and unforgettable cast of charactersAida, Ludovic, Balthazar Possible, Pepe the Tempest, and many otherswho find themselves at the crossroads of a nation on the brink of transformative change. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. A gripping tale of education, violence, and hope, in which one man's dream for a better future collides with a community on the edge of transformation. Set in 1842, this novel foregrounds a Haiti that is grappling with the weight of an onerous debt imposed by France, forcing its citizens to pay reparations to French colonists in exchange for diplomatic recognition of the first Black republic of the Americas. In the town of Boen, a prosperous notary, Ludovic Possible, decides to take a bold step to secure the future of his community. He opens a schoolhouse where local children can learn both artisanal skills and the essential ability to read and write. For Ludovic, education represents the best chance for the people of Boen to rise above their hardships and build a prosperous futureespecially for Aida, a quiet and enigmatic girl whose mother's marvelous stories captivate him. The tranquility of Boen is soon shattered, however, by a series of duels that pit families, neighbors, and even animals against each other. As tensions rise, Ludovic's vision for a better future is threatened by the escalating violence. In Duels, Nehemy Pierre-Dahomey introduces readers to a rich and unforgettable cast of charactersAida, Ludovic, Balthazar Possible, Pepe the Tempest, and many otherswho find themselves at the crossroads of a nation on the brink of transformative change. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Etat : New. &Uumlber den AutorMakenzy Orcel is an award-winning novelist and poet and a Chevalier des arts et des lettres of the French Republic. He is the author of The Immortals and A Human Burden.