YOUTH, IN YOU THE STRENGTH OF JOY

Discover the subtle world of emotions and experiences in Denton Welch's novel, an English writer and painter. Immerse yourself in the story of fifteen-year-old Orvil Pym, who spends his vacation in an elegant hotel in the company of his father and brothers. Welch captures with extraordinary sensitivity the richness of the adolescent perception of the world, creating an emotional landscape that may seem surprisingly familiar.

• Simple and clear style, combining childlike naivety and aesthetic finesse.
• Richness of the adolescent perception of the world, rendered with extraordinary precision.
• Slightly perverse emotional landscape that may seem strangely familiar.
• Sensuality and comedy, creating a unique blend.
• Universal story about growing up and searching for one's own identity.
• Ideal reading for lovers of fine and psychological literature.

Denton Welch (1915-1948) is an extremely interesting figure. An English writer and painter, author of three novels, a diary and several dozen short stories. His literary career lasted only a decade, and writing became a form of therapy for him after an accident he suffered as a twenty-year-old. Welch wrote mainly about himself, about his experiences and emotions, creating a portrait of an oversensitive, socially maladjusted boy. His style is unique and his work continues to inspire and move readers around the world.

"Youth, in you the strength of joy" is a novel that takes us into the world of adolescent emotions and experiences. Welch captures with extraordinary precision the richness of the perception of the world by a young person, creating an emotional landscape that may seem surprisingly familiar. It is a story about growing up, searching for one's own identity and discovering beauty in the world around us. This novel will surely appeal to lovers of fine and psychological literature who appreciate subtlety, sensitivity and emotional depth.

The State Publishing Institute presents this unique novel in an elegant paperback cover. The 200x129 mm format makes the book handy and comfortable to read. The number of pages - 192 - provides enough content to fully immerse yourself in the world of Orvil Pym and his holiday adventures. The year of publication 2025 guarantees that you receive the latest edition of this classic novel.