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Lost Christmas
On sale
27th October 2011
Price: £6.99
Genre
Children's, Teenage & Educational / Children's / Teenage Fiction & True Stories / Fantasy & Magical Realism (children's
Selected:
ebook / ISBN-13: 9780857387363
Goose is lost. It’s Christmas, his parents are dead and now his dog Mutt has gone missing. Those around him aren’t doing much better: his uncle Frank’s wife has walked out, and his nan is losing her mind.
But then Anthony appears – a man who seems to know everything about those he meets, but nothing at all about himself.
Who is he, how does he know so much, and can he help Goose and the others recover what they’ve lost?
So begins a dramatic adventure through love, loss and the quest for home.
But then Anthony appears – a man who seems to know everything about those he meets, but nothing at all about himself.
Who is he, how does he know so much, and can he help Goose and the others recover what they’ve lost?
So begins a dramatic adventure through love, loss and the quest for home.
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Reviews
'Set on Christmas Eve, this moving, magical and thought-provoking fairy-tale for older readers makes an ideal story for the festive season' Booktrust.
'A heartwarming story, ideal for the seasonal holiday period' Carousel.
'a vivid and touching book' The Independent.
'a heart-stopping, at times unbearably sad story with a moral' Irish Examiner.
'A gripping and heart-warming story' Parents In Touch.
'I loved it! It was a brilliant book, I couldn't put it down, and I just wanted to read on to see what happens next!' Teen Titles.
'A compelling read for Christmas ... it fluctuates between humour and poignancy, but the characters exude warmth and humanity throughout' We Love this Book magazine.
'A gritty and magical grown-up fairytale' Woman.
'A fantastic tale of 'what ifs' and wrongs righted, this is a children's story that adult fans of the It's a Wonderful Life genre will also enjoy' Woman's Weekly.