Winner · Governor General's Literary Awards 1995
The Maestro
by Tim Wynne-Jones
story about a 14-year-old boy who leaves home out of fear of his abusive father and encounters the Maestro in the Canadian wilderness
Fleeing from his brutal father, fourteen-year-old Burl arrives at the remote cabin of an eccentric genius who in just one day changes the young man's life forever.
Synopsis from Open Library.
- Genre
- fiction
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