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The Last Adventure of Napoleon Sunshine : A heartwarming, uplifting novel about the importance of family, Paperback / softback Book

The Last Adventure of Napoleon Sunshine : A heartwarming, uplifting novel about the importance of family Paperback / softback

Paperback / softback

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At the age of eighty-five my grandfather Napoleon decided he needed to try something new . . . Everything starts to go south when Napoleon leaves his wife.

At eighty-five, a former boxer with a restless, youthful spirit, Napoleon decides to say to hell with it all!

He wants a new life. Determined to rebel against everything that takes the fun out of life, Napoleon embarks on a moving adventure with his ten-year-old grandson Leonard Sunshine in tow.

The chaotic duo adopt a dog, drive a fake taxi, escape to the seaside, sabotage door-to-door salesmen and plot to kidnap a famous radio star.

Above all, Leonard is determined to spare his grandfather the fate of the elderly - spending his final years exiled in a retirement home.

From the heart of Paris to the coast of Normandy, The Last Adventure of Napoleon Sunshine is a moving, life-affirming and melancholy tale of new beginnings and the importance of family.

Perfect for fans of A Man Called Ove, The Keeper of Lost Thing and The Little Paris Bookshop.

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