Our Father Who Art in the Tree by Judy Pascoe

Our Father Who Art in the Tree by Judy Pascoe

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Zusammenfassung

When Simone's father dies, her mother Dawn is left to raise her and her brothers on her own. As their mother succumbs to sorrow the children are left floundering with their own loss. But Simone hears her father calling to her from the Poinciana tree outside her window, and climbs the tree to listen.

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Our Father Who Art in the Tree by Judy Pascoe

'It was simple for me, the saints were in heaven and guardian angels had extendable wings like batman and my dad had died and had gone to live in the tree in the back yard.' When ten-year-old Simone's father dies, her mother Dawn is left to raise her and her brothers on her own. Grief suffuses the house, seeming to penetrate even the walls. As their mother succumbs to sorrow the children are left floundering with their own unhappiness and loss. But Simone hears her father calling to her from the Poinciana tree outside her window, and climbs the tree to listen. When she persuades her mother to climb up and listen too, the family slowly begins to heal itself.
'It was simple for me, the saints were in heaven and guardian angels had extendable wings like batman and my dad had died and gone to live in the tree in the back yard'
Judy Pascoe was born in Australia and lives in Gloucestershire. She is an acrobat with Circus Oz. This is her first novel.
SKU Nicht verfügbar
ISBN 13 9780141008837
ISBN 10 0141008830
Titel Our Father Who Art in the Tree
Autor Judy Pascoe
Buchzustand Nicht verfügbar
Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Penguin Books Ltd
Erscheinungsjahr 2003-06-26
Seitenanzahl 176
Preise Short-listed for YoungMinds Book Award 2003
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