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Original Title:	Hjärtans fröjd
ISBN:	0689876777 (ISBN13: 9780689876776)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Hjärtans fröjd
Literary Awards:	Zilveren Zoen (1999), Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis for Jugendbuch (1997)

Heart's Delight (Hjärtans fröjd)

Per Nilsson

Paperback | Pages: 192 pages

Rating: 3.52 | 1101 Users | 69 Reviews

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Title	:	Heart's Delight (Hjärtans fröjd)
Author	:	Per Nilsson
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 192 pages
Published	:	May 31st 2005 by Simon Pulse (first published 1992)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Romance. Contemporary. Fiction. European Literature. Swedish Literature

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Before Heart's Delight, I was a boy, he thinks.
Before Heart's Delight, I was a child
When he first saw Ann-Katrin on the bus, he was mesmerized, captivated, consumed.
But that was before.
Now he sits alone in his room, a sixteen-year-old boy, waiting for her to call. Wishing for her to tell him it was real. It was as perfect as he imagined.
But the phone sits silently.
The boy continues to wait, systematically destroying all of the objects from their short-lived relationship. He rips up the bus pass from their first meeting.
The phone is quiet.
He throws the pot of lemon balm she gave him over the edge of the balcony.
No phone call.
He tosses the black Frisbee and the Swiss Army knife over too.
Still the phone stays silent.
As he plays their relationship over in his mind like a movie, he wonders: What if his heart's delight doesn't call? Will life be worth living then?

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Ratings: 3.52 From 1101 Users | 69 Reviews

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I loved the format of this novel. The silent phone. The random mutterings with later explanations. The "He".

there are very few books that leave me questioning the workings of this world and i'm suspended in the after effects of finishing the last page. "hearts delight" was one of those books. i particularly liked the way this was written, the vocabulary was so simple yet the way the words were expressed was unique. that is a truly commendable thing and hard to accomplish, the same can be said about the story, it was typical enough, boy falls for girl and the problems he then faces, majority of people

I learned never to put your life after death always remember to not get obsessed with someone you really like. I reccomend this book to teenage girls it was sad a boy likes a girl and she gets a boyfriend and he was thinking about cutting his wrist and taking a bottle of pills

This is a dramatic story about a young man who is heartbroken over a girl he met and fell in love with on the bus. He narrates the tale as he destroys items that remind him of her. The development of the story continues as he fights conflicting feelings of betrayal and passion. Although this book was written in a very clever way, the content is explicit--language, sex, and exploration of suicidal thoughts. I skipped 2-3 chapters to avoid inappropriate content, and would not recommend this to a

I loved this book so much. The theme of this book was not falling in love for the first time. Although that is what happened, the theme was falling out of love.I loved how the book had such a startling ending, leaving you wondering whether he was glad that Ann-Katrin called or he was too far into desperation that nothing could change his mind about suicide.This book had just the right amount of graphics to keep things relaxed during some more inappropriate parts.I'm really glad I picked up this

That was just weird. The description sounds cool, and if executed properly it would be, but from the second he starts repeating variations of how "the phone. Is sitting there. Silent," at the end of every chapter, you want nothing more than to slap the author. Hard. This is one of those books where you don't understand why they bothered translating it into another language for publication, because it doesn't work at all.

A sweet, touching story of first love and first love lost, familiar to any teenager. I like the way it was told, the movie-script commentary. I liked the ongoing joke of the German grammar book. But I did think the pills and razor blade had no place. Can't we have a first love lost story without a suicide?