I've Forgotten Edward by Susan Hill
By Susan Hill
Why does remembering Edward matter so much, when no one can explain what happened?
Genres
What is I've Forgotten Edward by Susan Hill about?
When someone says the name Edward, a child knows it should mean something—but the memory will not come. As familiar places, faces and stories offer little clues, the child searches for the missing piece. What happened to Edward, and why does remembering him feel so important? Susan Hill’s gentle, atmospheric story explores memory, love and loss through a child’s eyes. With a quiet mystery at its heart, it invites readers to think about the people and moments we carry with us.
About the author
Susan Hill is a well-known British author who loves writing stories that capture your imagination. She is famous for her spooky book 'The Woman in Black', as well as other exciting mysteries and adventures. Susan enjoys creating characters and stories that keep readers guessing and wanting to turn the page.
Reading age
Picture Book (2-7)
This edition
1990
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