The Icarus GirlBloomsbury Publishing, 10.05.2013 - 288 Seiten 'This is a beautiful, haunting story of precocious eight-year-old Jessamy ... This compelling tale of folklore and cultural differences is sure to top the bestseller lists' Daily Mail 'A moving study of alienation' Guardian 'An astonishing achievement' Sunday Telegraph _______________ Jessamy Harrison is eight years old. Sensitive, whimsical, possessed of a powerful imagination, she spends hours writing, reading or simply hiding in the dark warmth of the airing cupboard. As the half-and-half child of an English father and a Nigerian mother, Jess just can't shake off the feeling of being alone wherever she goes, and other kids are wary of her terrified fits of screaming. When she is taken to her mother's family compound in Nigeria, she encounters Titiola, a ragged little girl her own age. It seems that at last Jess has found someone who will understand her. TillyTilly knows secrets both big and small. But as she shows Jess just how easy it is to hurt those around her, Jess begins to realise that she doesn't know who TillyTilly is at all. |
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... pulled up to her chin, seeing, properly seeing, the stars for the first time, open-mouthed with wonder. Aunty Funke explained that the compound had been this way since the 18705, when her great—grandfather, who had died years before ...
... pulled up to her chin, seeing, properly seeing, the stars for the first time, open-mouthed with wonder. Aunty Funke explained that the compound had been this way since the 18705, when her great—grandfather, who had died years before ...
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... pulled a face at it. Her mum was sitting across from her, a lined notepad on the table in front of her, leaning with one elbow on the table mat, her face half-cupped in her other hand, biro to her mouth as she looked into the space ...
... pulled a face at it. Her mum was sitting across from her, a lined notepad on the table in front of her, leaning with one elbow on the table mat, her face half-cupped in her other hand, biro to her mouth as she looked into the space ...
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