Gould-Bourn James - Szívedbe cammogva

Danny's life is in ruins. He lost his wife in a car accident a year ago, and his son, eleven-year-old Will, has not spoken since the tragedy. The troubles don't end there: the man is soon fired from his job, and he also owes his landlord, who threatens to break his leg if he doesn't pay. Danny needs money, and fast, so he does what anyone else would do: spends his last few pounds on a tattered costume and poses as a dancing panda. On one of his humiliating, but surprisingly well-paying working days after the initial difficulties, he witnesses his son being teased by older children in the park. She chases them away, causing Will to speak for the first time since his mother's death. Danny is happy to finally be able to comfort his son, but at the same time, he fears that Will will shut down again if he reveals his identity. Can Danny win his son's trust and straighten out their messy life before the brutal landlord ends the dance? James Gould-Bourn's debut novel is a refreshingly witty, heartwarming story of survival, trust, and an unusual father-son relationship. James Gould-Bourne