The Good Thief

The Good Thief

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Author: Hannah Tinti

Format: Paperback

Number of Pages: 352


Young Ren is missing his parents and a hand and doesn t know what happened to any of them. He is beginning to fear that he will never be claimed from his cold New England orphanage: that his dream of a family of a life will come to nothing. But one day a glamorous stranger arrives at the orphanage. To Ren s astonishment, the handsome, charming Benjamin Nab says he is his brother. He says he has come to bring him home. And even when his stories grow more and more extraordinary, when he puts Ren s life in danger again and again and sets him first to theft and then to grave-robbing, Ren cannot quite abandon hope that one day all the hunger and danger and unwanted excitement will be worth it, that he will find a family. But whether Benjamin is to be trusted is another story



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NB: This is a secondhand book in very good condition. See our FAQs for more information. Please note that the jacket image is indicative only. A description of our secondhand books is not always available. Please contact us if you have a question about this title.
Author: Hannah Tinti

Format: Paperback

Number of Pages: 352


Young Ren is missing his parents and a hand and doesn t know what happened to any of them. He is beginning to fear that he will never be claimed from his cold New England orphanage: that his dream of a family of a life will come to nothing. But one day a glamorous stranger arrives at the orphanage. To Ren s astonishment, the handsome, charming Benjamin Nab says he is his brother. He says he has come to bring him home. And even when his stories grow more and more extraordinary, when he puts Ren s life in danger again and again and sets him first to theft and then to grave-robbing, Ren cannot quite abandon hope that one day all the hunger and danger and unwanted excitement will be worth it, that he will find a family. But whether Benjamin is to be trusted is another story