The Song of Names (Paperback)

from eleanor_eader

Until the arrival of a young musical prodigy, Martin's childhood is the unfavourable child's stereotype. Bullied, overlooked and with a stutter to round things off, his friendship with Doivdl (as he is nicknamed) becomes something necessary to Martin's survival and sense of self-worth. David, mea...

from libsue

A promising storyline that just never reached its potential.

from libsue

A promising storyline that just never reached its potential.

from stubbyfingers

I have to say that I didn't really enjoy this book. The story itself is a good one, but it just wasn't told well. I was bored most of the time and I didn't feel sympathy for or even like any of the characters, except perhaps the wife who was only a very minor character anyway. The story wasn't to...

from suesbooks

Well-written, interesting story of two young boys who grow up together, almost as brothers. One is involved with the commerce of music, and the other is a musician. Each chooses a very different path to reach their goal of inner peace.