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The King in the Window by Adam Gopnik

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Also by Adam Gopnik:

The Table Comes First, September 2012
Paperback / e-Book
Angels And Ages, February 2009
Hardcover
Paris to the Moon, September 2006
Trade Size (reprint)
The King in the Window, October 2005
Hardcover

The King in the Window
Adam Gopnik

With wonderful characters, high comedy, and a thrilling narrative, The King in the Window is an intelligent fantasy adventure embodying the battle between good and evil.

Miramax
October 2005
416 pages
ISBN: 078681862X
Hardcover
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Adam Gopnik is one of America's most celebrated writers. His memoir, Paris to the Moon, was a New York Times Notable Book and sold nearly a half-million copies. His New Yorker articles reach an audience in the millions. Now he turns his talents to a fantasy novel for children and grownups that is part Madeline, part Matrix -- an intelligent and charming adventure story set in the city Gopnik writes about so magnificently. Oliver Parker is a ten-year-old American boy miserably stuck in Paris. Intimidated by his French school, Oliver longs to return home. Until one January night, wearing a paper crown and looking out the window, he sees an amazing vision -- the reflection of a boy in an ancient French doublet gazing back at him. Oliver's pursuit of the boy leads him to a terrifying secret. He learns he has kingly powers and with no weapons other than his mind, must take on an extraordinary mission . . .

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