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Paperback edition of the moving and funny novel from Victoria Williamson, author of The Fox Girl and the White Gazelle. When chaotic Jamie and ordered Elin's two families blend, sparks fly. But perha Review: Loved this - Great read. Especially for ADHD kids! Review: Insight into the ADHD brain - This is the perfect book for understanding the brain of a child with ADHD. Easy read adn totally worth the read. I recommend this to all parents- whether your kids have adhd or not.
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| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 127 Reviews |
K**T
Loved this
Great read. Especially for ADHD kids!
A**P
Insight into the ADHD brain
This is the perfect book for understanding the brain of a child with ADHD. Easy read adn totally worth the read. I recommend this to all parents- whether your kids have adhd or not.
S**Y
Ten stars!
Words cannot express how special this book is to me. It was recommended by my son's P7 teacher. He's something of a reluctant reader and has been struggling a bit this year. He's staying with his Dad this week so we have read the book together via video call. We started it three nights ago. Last night, my son couldn't put it down so read ahead on his own till goodness knows what time and today he finished it. I've just played catch up and it's safe to say we both thoroughly enjoyed it. He would like to give it ten stars and I'm inclined to agree! Victoria Williamson writes beautifully for a young market. Themes include blended families, bullying, ADHD, acceptance and letting go of anger. There are some truly invaluable lessons wrapped up in a really accessible and enjoyable story. We highly recommend this book!
J**C
Compelling .
Brilliant and powerful story. It explores the complications,highs and lows of fragmented and blended families and of children growing up trying to make sense of these huge changes Both Jamie and Elin's stories feel real,relevant and engage the reader completely. The dual narrative style gives the reader the ability to have huge empathy with both characters even as they lock horns with each other . Jamie's story really opens the reader's eyes to the emotional strain that children with ADHD must be under and is an excellent representation of the way in which their actions can be misconstrued. Elin's story too, of the desire to be perfect in every way ,was equally as moving and compelling to read . This is not only an excellent and enjoyable book but also a very meaningful one that I think a great deal of it's young readers will find the comfort of seeing themselves reflected in.
S**M
Great book for adults and kids
Great understanding of adhd and just a lovel book my daughter and I have both read and enjoyed this book
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