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Summary

In John Boyne’s "Noah Barleywater Runs Away," the reader embarks on a magical journey with eight-year-old Noah, who, unable to cope with the weight of family changes, decides to run away from home. His path leads him through an enchanted forest, where he discovers a peculiar shop filled with wooden wonders and mysteries. There, Noah meets an old craftsman whose life and stories are woven with both magic and sorrow, revealing to the boy the truth about courage, loss, and forgiveness. Through a series of fantastical events and whimsical encounters, Noah learns to accept the past and finds the strength to return to what truly matters.