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Product details
File Size: 52443 KB
Print Length: 382 pages
Publisher: Dutton Books for Young Readers (September 27, 2016)
Publication Date: September 27, 2016
Language: English
ASIN: B01CDVCAZG
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I've done grad-level Medieval Lit studies, and this book nails the feeling of that period. I read this aloud to my 5th graders (readers at that level would struggle a bit with some of the words, but it's do-able for an advanced middle-schooler). We all loved the situations and conundrums, the questions that were raised -- terrific discussion material (particularly since I teach in an Islamic school in the U.S., so issues of what it's like to be a religious minority come up all the time in my students' lives). The tale is sophisticated and interesting enough that I have also recommended it to my literate friends, so have given it rave reviews, too. This is an amazing work.
Every once in a while I slip from literature meant for adults to the world of works intended for young adults. My 77 year old self discovered Adam Gidwitz's well-researched historically-based adventure, set in the 13th century France and was hooked. The adventures of three remarkable children, each endowed with an unusual fantastical gift...foresight, strength, or healing are accompanied by a very magical dog are at the heart of a quest ... all told In a kinda-rewoven Chaucerian literary style. First-person tales depicting the progress of the children's adventure as depicted in a little French village inn, we come to discover an unusual quest, "real" historical characters (you can look them up), mythical tales (you can authentic them as well), and intertwined with enriching Talmudic lessons all along the way.
This little book took me completely by surprise. The Inquisitor's Tale is the story of three children and a resurrected white greyhound who traipse around medieval France hunted by knights, royalty, and a "red, fat, and wicked" monk named Michelangelo. As you may have suspected by now, these are no ordinary children. Jacob, a young Jewish boy, is able to heal the sick or wounded. William, a giant young half-Saracen child, is able to defeat enemies with his great strength. Jeanne, a peasant girl, has visions of the future, one of which includes the resurrection of her beloved greyhound.How the children all confront danger, find one another, and unite in a common quest is a tale told in turns by several different guests at an inn. It is the mysterious Inquisitor who teases out the story from the nun, troubadour, innkeeper, butcher, and others. Medieval France is described in exquisite but not overdone detail, down to the aroma of the delicious soup the children eat at the rabbi's house and breathtaking symmetry of the stones of Notre Dame Cathedral. The true identity of the Inquisitor and the appearance of very smelly cheese and a particularly colorful dragon round out a story full of unexpected moves. Finally, the climax on the causeway to the legendary Mont St. Michel is a visually unforgettable word picture.This young adult novel utterly astonished me. Not only did it incorporate a great plot with extremely unique characters and just the right amount of period detail, it also had an unexpected section that blended seamlessly with the narrative, in which the Problem of Evil was literally solved by a drunken monk! It was extraordinary! And surprising. And subtle. It wasn't an enormous theological treatise with ten proofs and sixteen counter-arguments, but it was simple, clear, and compelling. In a YA novel about three misfit children and a resurrected dog!What would Keats and Aristotle say? The pacing of this novel was excellent. The subject matter was deep and profound without being didactic or losing its considerable sense of humor. Greatness of both content and execution, and even touches of social commentary on the ills and joys of life during the Middle Ages. Utterly unique!
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