The Handyman
The Handyman by Carolyn See, published by Thorndike Press in 1999, is a work of fiction that explores the journey of Bob Hampton, an aspiring young painter grappling with his lack of artistic vision. In this edition, spanning 344 pages, readers will follow Bob as he transitions from an artist to a handyman, trading his palette for tools and embarking on a new path filled with challenges and encounters.
Throughout the narrative, Bob’s ineptitude in home repairs contrasts with his unexpected ability to mend the lives of those he meets. The story delves into themes of romance and city life, illustrating how personal connections can flourish even in the most unlikely circumstances. This edition invites readers to engage with Bob’s journey of self-discovery and the impact he has on others, all while navigating the complexities of urban existence.
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Bob Hampton is an aspiring young painter who has had to face the humbling fact that he doesn’t know what to paint. How can he be an artist without a vision? So he trades in his artist’s palette for a minivan full of house paint, hammer and nails and sets off to be a handyman. Although he’s very bad at fixing things, he has a knack for fixing the lives of the people he encounters along the way.
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