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Publisher
Europa Editions, Incorporated
ISBN-10
1609453530
ISBN-13
9781609453534
eBay Product ID (ePID)
219173707
Product Key Features
Book Title
Penalty Area
Number of Pages
185 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2016
Topic
Psychological, General, Sports
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Fiction
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.6 in
Item Weight
8.8 Oz
Item Length
8.3 in
Item Width
5.4 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2016-298131
Reviews
Praise for The Penalty Area "Expertly translated by Curtis, Gillot's novel about soccer is also a delicate character study of a solitary man slowly rejoining the world." -- Publishers Weekly "No love of sport is required to feel the genuine emotion pulsing from this story about making connections." -- Shelf Awareness "A slim, understated novel of nicely drawn vignettes." -- Kirkus Reviews "Gillot tells a fresh, original story and writes with finesse." -- L'Express "Gillot's enthusiasm for sport emerges early as he tenderly and humorously describes Lonard's discovery of soccer, a revelation that is reminiscent of Lionel Messi's story . . . Lonard and Vincent bring each other fresh perspectives on their situations, allowing each to begin a new life by repairing the wounds of the past." -- Le Monde, Praise for The Penalty Area "Gillot tells a fresh, original story and writes with finesse." -- L'Express "Gillot's enthusiasm for sport emerges early as he tenderly and humorously describes Léonard's discovery of soccer, a revelation that is reminiscent of Lionel Messi's story . . . Léonard and Vincent bring each other fresh perspectives on their situations, allowing each to begin a new life by repairing the wounds of the past." -- Le Monde, Praise for The Penalty Area "No love of sport is required to feel the genuine emotion pulsing from this story about making connections." -- Shelf Awareness "Expertly translated by Curtis, Gillot's novel about soccer is about more than the bruising arena of competitive sports. It is also a delicate character study of a solitary man slowly rejoining the world." -- Publishers Weekly "A slim, understated novel of nicely drawn vignettes." -- Kirkus Reviews "Gillot tells a fresh, original story and writes with finesse." -- L'Express "Gillot's enthusiasm for sport emerges early as he tenderly and humorously describes Léonard's discovery of soccer, a revelation that is reminiscent of Lionel Messi's story . . . Léonard and Vincent bring each other fresh perspectives on their situations, allowing each to begin a new life by repairing the wounds of the past." -- Le Monde, Praise for The Penalty Area "Expertly translated by Curtis, Gillot's novel about soccer is also a delicate character study of a solitary man slowly rejoining the world." -- Publishers Weekly "No love of sport is required to feel the genuine emotion pulsing from this story about making connections." -- Shelf Awareness "A slim, understated novel of nicely drawn vignettes." -- Kirkus Reviews "Gillot tells a fresh, original story and writes with finesse." -- L'Express "Gillot's enthusiasm for sport emerges early as he tenderly and humorously describes Léonard's discovery of soccer, a revelation that is reminiscent of Lionel Messi's story . . . Léonard and Vincent bring each other fresh perspectives on their situations, allowing each to begin a new life by repairing the wounds of the past." -- Le Monde, Praise for The Penalty Area "No love of sport is required to feel the genuine emotion pulsing from this story about making connections." -- Shelf Awareness "Expertly translated by Curtis, Gillot's novel about soccer is also a delicate character study of a solitary man slowly rejoining the world." -- Publishers Weekly "A slim, understated novel of nicely drawn vignettes." -- Kirkus Reviews "Gillot tells a fresh, original story and writes with finesse." -- L'Express "Gillot's enthusiasm for sport emerges early as he tenderly and humorously describes Lonard's discovery of soccer, a revelation that is reminiscent of Lionel Messi's story . . . Lonard and Vincent bring each other fresh perspectives on their situations, allowing each to begin a new life by repairing the wounds of the past." -- Le Monde, Praise for The Penalty Area "Expertly translated by Curtis, Gillot's novel about soccer is also a delicate character study of a solitary man slowly rejoining the world." -- Publishers Weekly "No love of sport is required to feel the genuine emotion pulsing from this story about making connections." -- Shelf Awareness "A slim, understated novel of nicely drawn vignettes." -- Kirkus Reviews "Gillot tells a fresh, original story and writes with finesse." -- L'Express "Gillot's enthusiasm for sport emerges early as he tenderly and humorously describes Lonard's discovery of soccer, a revelation that is reminiscent of Lionel Messi's story . . . Lonard and Vincent bring each other fresh perspectives on their situations, allowing each to begin a new life by repairing the wounds of the past." -- Le Monde
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Dewey Edition
23
Dewey Decimal
843.914
Synopsis
"Gillot's novel about soccer is also a delicate character study of a solitary man slowly rejoining the world" ( Publishers Weekly ). Vincent once had a shot at becoming a professional soccer player, but a career-ruining injury put an end to his dreams. A tough kid from a poor family, he has become an emotionally cut-off man with frustrated hopes and limited options. He finds himself coaching an under-sixteen soccer club in an attempt to keep alive his only passion. The team he coaches is little more than a roster of hotheaded boys, none of whom understands the on-field chemistry needed to win. Simply put, they aren't of a championship caliber. Then Vincent's unemployed sister, a single mother, suddenly dumps her thirteen-year-old son on him. With no clue how to take care of a teenager, Vincent panics. He decides to bring his nephew to practice, and eventually throws him into the scrimmage.It's then that Vincent notices there's something strange about Léonard. He has a preternatural ability for anticipating each striker's intentions, making him a remarkably talented goalkeeper, but he seems detached, absent, lost. It becomes clear that Léonard has undiagnosed Asperger's syndrome--and also that, with Léonard's abilities as a goalie, Vincent's ragtag team has a chance to reach the finals. The team will need to rally behind this strange kid from Paris in order to get there, and for that to happen, Vincent will have to let down his guard and open his heart for the first time ever. "No love of sport is required to feel the genuine emotion pulsing from this story about making connections." -- Shelf Awareness, "Gillot's novel about soccer is also a delicate character study of a solitary man slowly rejoining the world" ( Publishers Weekly ). Vincent once had a shot at becoming a professional soccer player, but a career-ruining injury put an end to his dreams. A tough kid from a poor family, he has become an emotionally cut-off man with frustrated hopes and limited options. He finds himself coaching an under-sixteen soccer club in an attempt to keep alive his only passion. The team he coaches is little more than a roster of hotheaded boys, none of whom understands the on-field chemistry needed to win. Simply put, they aren't of a championship caliber. Then Vincent's unemployed sister, a single mother, suddenly dumps her thirteen-year-old son on him. With no clue how to take care of a teenager, Vincent panics. He decides to bring his nephew to practice, and eventually throws him into the scrimmage.It's then that Vincent notices there's something strange about L onard. He has a preternatural ability for anticipating each striker's intentions, making him a remarkably talented goalkeeper, but he seems detached, absent, lost. It becomes clear that L onard has undiagnosed Asperger's syndrome--and also that, with L onard's abilities as a goalie, Vincent's ragtag team has a chance to reach the finals. The team will need to rally behind this strange kid from Paris in order to get there, and for that to happen, Vincent will have to let down his guard and open his heart for the first time ever. "No love of sport is required to feel the genuine emotion pulsing from this story about making connections." -- Shelf Awareness, The Penalty Area is a heartwarming novel about overcoming adversity, making human connections, and playing the glorious game of soccer. Vincent once had a shot at becoming a professional soccer player, but a career-ending injury put an end to his dreams. A tough kid from a poor family, he has become an emotionally cut-off man with frustrated hopes and limited options. He finds himself coaching an under-16 soccer club in an attempt to keep alive his only passion in life. The team he coaches is little more than a roster of hotheaded boys, none of whom understands the on-field chemistry needed to win. Simply put, they aren't of a championship caliber. When his unemployed sister Madeleine, a single mother, dumps her thirteen-year-old son on him, Vincent panics. With no clue how to take care of a teenager, he brings his nephew to practice and eventually throws him into the scrimmage. It's then that Vincent notices there's something strange about L onard. He has a preternatural ability for anticipating each striker's intentions, making him a remarkably talented goalkeeper, but he seems detached, absent, lost. It becomes clear that L onard has undiagnosed Asperger's syndrome, and also that, with L onard's abilities as a goalkeeper, Vincent's ragtag team has a chance to reach the finals. For that to happen, for the team to find a reason to rally behind this strange kid from Paris, Vincent will have to let down his guard and open his heart for the first time ever. A warm and engaging read, The Penalty Area is about building a sense of family on your own terms., A heart-warming novel about overcoming adversity, making human connections, and football. Vincent once had a shot at becoming a professional soccer player but a career-ending knee injury put an end to his dreams. A tough kid from a poor family, he has become an emotionally cut-off man with frustrated hopes and limited options. He finds himself coaching an under-16 soccer club in an attempt to keep alive his only passion in life. The team he coaches is little more than a roster of hot- headed boys, none of whom understands the on-field chemistry needed to win. Simply put, they aren't of a championship calibre. When his unemployed sister Madeleine, a single mother, dumps her thirteen-year-old son on him, Vincent panics. With no clue how to take care of a teenager, he brings his nephew to practice and eventually throws him into the scrimmage. It's then that Vincent notices there's something strange about Le?onard. He has a preternatural ability for anticipating each striker's intentions, making him a remarkably talented goalkeeper. But Le?onard looks detached, absent, lost. Le?onard has undiagnosed Asperger's syndrome. What is equally clear is that, with Le?onard's abilities as a goalkeeper, Vincent's ragtag team has a chance to reach the finals. For that to happen, for the team to find a reason to rally behind this strange kid from Paris, Vincent will have to let down his guard and open his heart for the first time ever., Vincent once had a shot at becoming a professional football player but a knee injury put an end to his dreams. To keep alive his only passion, he coaches an under-16s club that is by no means champion material. When his sister dumps her 13 year old son on him, Vincent realises this absent, detached boy has a preternatural ability for anticipating each striker's intentions, making him a remarkable goalkeeper. The boy has undiagnosed Asperger's syndrome, but with him in the team, they might just reach the finals - if only Vincent can let down his guard and open his heart.
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