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Title: Shreds of a Monk's Robe

ISBN: 9780989213356

Publication Year: 2014

Format: Trade Paperback

Language: English

Book Title: Shreds of a Monk's Robe

Item Height: 9 in

Author: Tadeusz Chabrowski

Publisher: Bayberry Books

Genre: Religion, Fiction

Item Length: 6 in

Topic: Religious, General

Item Width: 1 in

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Product Identifiers

Publisher

Bayberry Books

ISBN-10

0989213358

ISBN-13

9780989213356

eBay Product ID (ePID)

12038622153

Product Key Features

Book Title

Shreds of a Monk's Robe

Language

English

Topic

Religious, General

Publication Year

2014

Genre

Religion, Fiction

Author

Tadeusz Chabrowski

Format

Trade Paperback

Dimensions

Item Height

9 in

Item Length

6 in

Item Width

1 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience

Trade

Synopsis

Tadeusz Chabrowski's Shreds of a Monk's Robe is a nostalgic, epistolary novel through the eyes of Martin, who writes about living at the novitiate of the Pauline Order in Lesniow, Poland as a young man. As Martin studies and meditates, he writes to his family and loved ones weighing complex philosophical and theological issues. In one respect a coming of age story, taking place within the austere confines of a monastery with strict rules, the young monk deals with issues of adolescence, questions of piety and faith, and intense emotions within a critical time of his life.