The Toy Car
A Short Story
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Joe Pitts
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Rose Tremain
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From Rose Tremain, the bestselling, Orange Prize winning author of The Road Home, comes a deeply moving coming-of-age story.
Two paths. Two futures. But only one way home.
In the sun-bleached idyll of his Greek island home, seventeen-year-old Petros Castellanos’s future seems mapped out: he’ll inherit his father’s modest taxi fleet and continue his family tradition. However, his English mother sees a different path for her son, one that leads far from the watchful eyes of their small community.
So Petros goes to London to stay with his mother’s cousin. The capital is an overwhelming city whose dazzling possibilities both terrify and enthral him. But he must decide: will he disappoint his father to fulfil his mother’s dreams, or find the courage to chart his own course home?
The Toy Car is a deeply moving coming-of-age story about the weight of expectation and what it means to decide the shape of your own life.
©2025 by Rose Tremain. (P)2025 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.
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"Petros Castellanos, a long-haired 17-year-old from a Greek island, is the focus of this Amazon Original audiobook from award-winning author Rose Tremain.... Narrating in a youthful voice, British narrator Joe Pitts delivers this coming-of-age story with a sure tone, a measured pace, and an empathetic style. The result is a fun hour-plus for the listener. Especially enjoyable is the repartee between the parents, which is cleverly written and believable. Pitts gives an impressive performance as he nimbly shifts among the characters."—AudioFile Magazine