Bought in Oxfam, Walthamstow High Street

A wish list book travelling with a few other things.

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Thank you Poodlesister for sending me this wishlist book for HGG. It was such a lovely surprise!
I remember reading the back cover and thinking it would be a good one to read at some point and now I've got the chance!

"I'll tell you what happened because it will be a good way to introduce my brother. His name's Simon. I think you're going to like him. I really do. But in a couple of pages he'll be dead. And he was never the same after that."

Intriguing...

I've just finished reading this book and found it to be a real page-turner. Its very well written and has quite an emotional story.
I think this could be a good candidate for a bookray.

I'm taking this book to the Hampshire Bookcrossers meet up today.

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Congratulations on finding this book. I hope you enjoy it.
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Happy Reading!

I caught this book today, and have only had time to read a few chapters of it so far, but it's sad and gripping at the same time, as the narrator, Matthew (now nineteen and in a mental hospital) describes how his life began to fall apart after his brother's death when he was nine.

We couldn't get in to see round the church, but we sheltered from the rain in the porch. I left the book on top of the noticeboard.