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Tomas and the Gypsy Violin Tomas and the Gypsy Violin by Robert Eisenberg
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“My father bought my stepmother a gift to stop her nagging – he gave her a troubled, seven-year-old, curly-haired, dark-eyed little boy. Like he was presenting her with a floppy-eared puppy. It was stupid and callous and heart-breaking.”
Robert Eisenberg, Tomas and the Gypsy Violin
“From the storage room under the basement stairs she pulled out a small cardboard trunk that could only have been Tomas’s. Inside was an unvarnished, incomplete violin…Tomas took one look and burst into tears.”
Robert Eisenberg, Tomas and the Gypsy Violin
“I’ve never seen a little face that conveyed so much: defiance, anger, fear, and unbearable sadness, all giving wordless testimony to the enormous loss and dislocation that had shattered his life.”
Robert Eisenberg, Tomas and the Gypsy Violin