1941. In a small town in occupied Czechoslovakia, a thirteen-year-old Jewish boy will flee his tribal destiny by taking refuge in an attic that is a forgotten library with thousands of outdated books. There he will spend the remainder of the War, reading endlessly, his mind grafted with the multitude of readings that the previous occupant, an old rebel, had collected during his adventurous life. From the attic, Joshua, with two friends as his apostles, communicates to the young people of the city the subversive ideas that so many readings have instilled in him, sowing the seeds of disobedience, of questioning, of rebellion, and inviting them to colonize reality with myriad irrational visions, giving form and content to Utopia...

The book is available at the Library; call. Nο.: 889.334 Αλμ [in Greek].

Ask your Librarian to assist you in finding this book, or you can search through our Library Catalog for more details on this book.