Both are lost, magic will find them. The second spellbinding novel of magic and friendship from Amy Wilson.
Amy Wilson has a background in journalism and lives in Bristol with her young family. She is a graduate of the Bath Spa MA in Creative Writing and is the author of the critically acclaimed debut novel A Girl Called Owl.
Original and compelling . . . an unexpected tale of grief, magic
and monsters.
*Kiran Millwood Hargrave, author of the Waterstones Book
Prize-winning The Girl of Ink & Stars*
[W]onderfully well-rounded characters and emotional intensity . . .
allied with truly gorgeous magic and a sense of wonder . . .
Highly, highly recommended!
*Stephanie Burgiss, author of The Dragon with the Chocolate
Heart*
A mesmerising and compelling story which seamlessly binds reality
and fantasy
*Parents in Touch*
[M]agical and gripping . . . Amy Wilson's writing is lyrical and
deep with meaning.
*Louise Nettleton, bookmurmuration.wordpress.com*
Wilson is such an exciting author . . .her stories blend the real
and the fantastical with seamless fluency, and her writing has a
stunning lyrical and emotional quality which brings extra depth and
resonance to the action.
*Lancashire Evening Post*
I was totally spellbound by this unique and bewitching adventure
which held me tightly in its grip till the very last page. Amy
seamlessly weaves together the contemporary and magical worlds
*bookloverjo.wordpress.com*
Harnesses spiritual and mystical elements and roots them in
adolescent reality
*Daily Mail*
I would recommend this book to anyone who is looking for a . . .
read filled with magic. It will transport you into an autumnal
wonderland.
*Yorkshire Post*
Beautifully written, filled with magic, love and grief, this is a
powerful novel with wonderful characters – I was left feeling a
little of the magic had stayed behind with me.
*Shelley Fallows, storymakers.blog*
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