
By Arne Svingen
Everyone in Ludvik’s family has done it: saved people from fires, pulled half drowned children out of the water, and exposed the neighbourhood’s thieves. They are, quite simply,…
Everyone in Ludvik’s family has done it: saved people from fires, pulled half drowned children out of the water, and exposed the neighbourhood’s thieves. They are, quite simply, heroes.
Everyone except one person: Ludvik.
It shouldn’t be possible. It isn’t fair. And it can’t go on like this.
What does he have to do to become a real hero?