Los Días de Jesús En La Escuela / The Schooldays of Jesus (Paperback)

from VicCavalli

J.M. Coetzee's The Schooldays of Jesus is a perplexing, disturbing, well-written novel packed with extreme weaknesses and flaws, all of which are obviously intentional on the author's part. Coetzee creates a peculiar, adjusted strange world as this work takes up where The Childhood of Jesus leave...

from VicCavalli

J.M. Coetzee's The Schooldays of Jesus is a perplexing, disturbing, well-written novel packed with extreme weaknesses and flaws, all of which are obviously intentional on the author's part. Coetzee creates a peculiar, adjusted strange world as this work takes up where The Childhood of Jesus leave...

from VicCavalli

J.M. Coetzee's The Schooldays of Jesus is a perplexing, disturbing, well-written novel packed with extreme weaknesses and flaws, all of which are obviously intentional on the author's part. Coetzee creates a peculiar, adjusted strange world as this work takes up where The Childhood of Jesus leave...

from michaelbartley

I liked the book but it was also disappointing.

from stillatim

Why do people dislike these books so much? I don't understand. They're not hard; you're not missing something. It's exactly what it says it is: people have died, they're in a new world, they're trying to work out how to live there. Yes, there are biblical references. Yes, there are thoughts about...