Produktdetaljer
Biographical note
Sophie Cameron is a YA and MG author from the Scottish Highlands. Her debut MG novel OUR SISTER, AGAIN won the Leeds Book Awards, and AWAY WITH WORDS was shortlisted for the Carnegie Medal for Writing, UKLA Award, Polari Prize, Spark! Book Awards, and a runner-up at the Diverse Book Awards. She lives in Spain with her family.My favourite of Cameron's books to date with a brilliantly original premise, captivating plot and characters to fall in love with. It's also a timely and urgent reminder of the power of the imagination, the beauty of difference, and the importance of protecting everyone's stories from those who seek to silence and erase us.
Simon James Green, author of Boy Like Me
Sophie Cameron pushes the boundaries between reality and fantasy in this warm, relatable, page-turning story, full of sparky ideas and perfectly capturing the joys and awkwardness of teenage friendships.
Sarah Hagger-Holt, author of The Fights That Make Us
I'm completely in awe of Sophie Cameron's ability to find new, original lenses through which to view being human. This is another fun and compelling story about the joys and perils of growing up. It's fantasy made real and relatable.
Nicola Penfold, author of Where the World Turns Wild
A seamless blend of realism and the fantastical, written with Cameron's signature wit, heart, and care, with an eye on the big questions: how do friendships work? What's so important about imagination? Why are bookshops so vital? And, of course: is the Loch Ness Monster actually?really?real?
Sinéad O’Hart, author of the The Time Tider
A wonderfully inventive story about the importance of imagination and the value of very real friendship
Anna Zoe Quirke, author of Something to be Proud of
This gentle novel about longing, friendship and growing up in an internationally connected world will chime with tween girls
The Bookseller