Tortuga
Hospital patients
Accident victims
New mexico, fiction
Enfants handicapés
Teenage boys
Fiction, biographical
Fiction, coming of age
Children with disabilities
Hospitals
Romans
Children
Fiction
A sixteen-year-old boy, nicknamed after the mountain Tortuga because he is encased in a full-body cast, embarks on a journey of spiritual and physical recovery in a hospital for crippled children after being paralyzed in a swimming accident.
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