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Glory Boy

On the surface, Ted Goodden’s book, Glory Boy, reads like a cautionary tale. It is the simple story of a “do-nothing” boy and the fate that befalls him. Yet it also possesses a more protean quality that touches each reader individually. 

Gert, the 12-year old protagonist, is at odds with his mother and father. He is a daydreamer, always in trouble, not for anything he’s done but on account of all the things he doesn’t do. Gert appreciates the glory in the natural world around him. His parents, on the other hand, work and worry, and are generally at odds with what to do with such a boy.


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  • Home
    • About Ted and Contact
    • Going To Seed: New Work
  • Exhibitions
    • Past Exhibitions
  • Stained Glass
    • Public Spaces >
      • The Great Blue Heron
    • Restorations
  • Architectural Glass
    • Outdoor Glass Architecture for your Home or Office
    • Interior Architectural Glass
    • Installation at Beachcombers School: Sun on Cedars
    • Most recent installation in Private Home on Hornby Island
  • TINY HOUSE
  • Sculpture
  • Publications
    • Glory Boy
  • Outdoor Glass Architecture for your Home or Office
  • Interior Architectural Glass