The Ninth Life of Louis Drax: Film Tie-in

The Ninth Life of Louis Drax: Film Tie-in

Liz Jensen
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Author:  Liz Jensen
Condition:  Used, Very Good
Format:  Paperback
Pages:  240
Publisher:  Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Year:  2016
ISBN:  9781408865934

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this book has experienced some minor shelfwear; otherwise new and unread

NOW A MAJOR FILM STARRING JAMIE DORNAN AND AARON PAUL

Nine-year-old Louis Drax is a problem child: bright, precocious, deceitful - and dangerously, disturbingly, disaster-prone. When he falls off a cliff into a ravine, the accident seems almost predestined. Louis miraculously survives - but the family has been shattered.

Louis' father has vanished, his mother is paralysed by shock, and Louis lies in a deep coma from which he may never emerge. In a clinic in Provence, Dr Pascal Dannachet tries to coax Louis back to consciousness. But the boy defies medical logic, startling Dannachet out of his safe preconceptions, and drawing him inexorably into the dark heart of Louis' buried world.

Only Louis holds the key to the mystery surrounding his fall - and he can't communicate. Or can he?

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