Fixing Mum and Dad
By Sinéad Moriarty
When Dad leaves for war, Quinn discovers home can become the trickiest place of all.
emotional · thought-provoking · heart-warming · realistic
Genres
What is Fixing Mum and Dad about?
Quinn’s life is turned upside down when her dad leaves to work in a war zone and she, Mum and her little brother move in with Grandad. At her new school, Quinn finds friendship with Charlie, a football-loving bookworm, but home is harder. Mum and Dad argue over FaceTime, classmates make cruel comments and Mum’s growing closeness to Quinn’s football coach causes even more worry. As Quinn struggles with change, she must face her biggest fear: that her family may never be the same again.
About the author
Sinéad Moriarty is a much-loved Irish author who enjoys creating heartwarming stories. She is known for writing books that make readers feel happy and inspired. Sinéad loves spending time with her family and often finds ideas for her stories in everyday life. Her books are enjoyed by readers of all ages.
Pages
216 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2024
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