Talking to the Moon
By S. E. Durrant
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Synopsis
Iris's grandmother, Mimi, is becoming increasingly forgetful, tying blue ribbons around her fingers and putting jam on scrambled eggs. As Mimi's memory fades, her house becomes harder to navigate, and Iris feels a life unraveling. Amidst this, a mystery emerges: who is Coral, and what happened to her? Iris, along with her friend Mason, embarks on a journey to uncover the truth, exploring themes of memory, family, and the impact of dementia.
About the author
S. E. Durrant is a talented British author who loves writing stories about family, friendship, and finding your place in the world. Her popular books, like 'Little Bits of Sky' and 'Running on Empty', have touched the hearts of many readers. S. E. Durrant enjoys creating characters you can really care about and cheer for.
Pages
224 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
2020
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