Brilliant. But not the kind of book I'd typically give 5 stars. You can read a bigger, better review (complete with quotes, author interview and Caren's thoughts, too) here on Fictionators.I've had a really hard time deciding what to say about this book. Wow. That's really all I can say. Becaus...
Full review posted here: http://totalteenfiction.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/review-my-sister-lives-on-mantelpiece.htmlThis book is all about Jamie and follows his life after he moves away from London following the death of his sister. It's a really sweet, poignant book that deals with some pretty tough ...
I’ve been sitting here for a bit trying to collect my thoughts enough that I can write the kind of coherent review this book deserves. There are so many things I want to speak about and discuss but at the same time, I wonder if it wouldn’t be more appropriate to just ask you to please read this book...
5 years ago a terrorist attack that killed Jamie's sister Rose tore his family apart and they are still struggling to pick up the pieces. His Mum was unable to cope with the constant reminders of her lost daughter and walked out of the family home while his father drinks to bury his pain. Jamie ba...
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