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30-year-old George Davies's childhood memories to reveal ominous visions and mysteries that have been long suppressed.
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A Good and Happy Child
2008, Random House Publishing Group
Electronic resource
in English
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A Good and Happy Child: A Novel
April 22, 2008, Three Rivers Press
Paperback
in English
0307351289 9780307351289
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A good and happy child: a novel
2007, Three Rivers Press
in English
- 1st pbk. ed.
0307351289 9780307351289
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A Good and Happy Child: A Novel
May 22, 2007, Shaye Areheart Books
Hardcover
in English
030735122X 9780307351227
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A good and happy child: a novel
2007, Three Rivers Press
in English
- 1st pbk. ed.
0307351289 9780307351289
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A good and happy child: a novel
2007, Shaye Areheart Books
in English
- 1st ed.
030735122X 9780307351227
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A good and happy child: a novel
2007, Shaye Areheart Books
in English
- 1st ed.
030735122X 9780307351227
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A Good and Happy Child
2007, Crown Publishing Group
Electronic resource
in English
0307395138 9780307395139
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A brilliant debut novel - part psychological thriller, part literary horror story: think The Secret History meets The ExorcistGeorge Davies has a problem: he can't bring himself to hold his newborn son. Desperate to save his dwindling marriage and redeem himself as a father and husband, George visits a therapist and begins to delve into the childhood memories that may be the root of his issues. Ten-year-old George, in the wake of his father's harrowing and unexpected death, is experiencing ominous visions – some friendly, others outright terrifying. Unable to control those visions, George starts to display erratic behaviour and eventually becomes violent. When a mysterious murder is ultimately revealed, the stakes are suddenly much higher for him and his family. Are the visions just the product of a grief-stricken child's overactive imagination? Symptoms of mental illness? Or is ten-year-old George possessed by a darker, more malevolent force?







