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Hannah Foley grew up in Devon, surrounded by green fields and spare tractor parts. She worked as an illustrator and designer in Scotland, before returning to Devon where she now lives with her three children. She works as a specialist nurse for people with multiple sclerosis and spends her spare time writing, drawing and digging on her allotment. In 2018, she won the Kelpies Prize for her first novel, and she has illustrated two picture books by Vivian French. hannah-foley.co.uk Twitter/Instagram: @Han_Foley'A great friendship story, fascinating, intricate and hopeful.'
- Hilary McKay, author of The Skylarks' War,
'[An] expansive story about mental health, hidden stories and friendship.'
THE BOOKSELLER, One to Watch
Unusual and beautifully written, it will make you think about friendship, hope and the power of empathy
The Week Junior, Book of the Week
[An] intriguing, powerful story... sensitively explores mental health
BookTrust
'A bold, courageous and important book.'
- Sophie Kirtley, author of The Wild Way Home,
'Beautifully written, powerful and with characters that children will identify with enormously.'
- Jacqui Sydney, WORLDS SMALLEST LIBRARY,
‘A superb excavation of the mind’s terrain. Really really loved it.’
- Zillah Bethell, author of The Song Walker,
‘Something truly unique... it will open readers’ eyes to coping with loss, grief and their impact on mental health.’
- Kate Heap, Primary English Consultant,
‘What a really wonderful book, full of empathy, kindness and friendship.’
- Toppsta review by Melanie,
'Through Rosie and Emma’s stories, the reader is taken scenically through the ups and downs of mental illness, all whilst exploring historic and cultural viewpoints on the topic... A wonderful and compelling read.'
OurTime, mental health charity