The Boy In Wellington Boots

by V.M. Frost

Endearing and equally shocking, The Boy In Wellington Boots is a true story. It faithfully recounts a childhood lost, as seen through the eyes of the young boy who lived through it, and with the hindsight of the adult author. The story charts the fallout for a family plucked from home and deposited in a strange and unfamiliar land where they are torn apart by infidelity poverty and sheer physical hardship. The Boy In Wellington Boots describes in painful but frank detail, a young kid’s struggle against the neglect, hunger and abuse visited upon him by circumstance. The account goes on to follow the author's onward journey to maturity and beyond.
The material for The Boy In Wellington Boots provided the bittersweet inspiration for VM Frost’s previous novels: By Conscience Bound and Dead Or Alive In Purgatory.

173 pages, Kindle Edition

First published October 11, 2012

Reviews

[Manuel Buttigieg · Rating 5 out of 5]

Point of view Lincoln

A well written book of a life that was difficult and I’m sure at times lonely?
Considering this, came out the other end successful and I’m sure well respected.