SuitabookGrief and re-engaging with life
Suzy has moved away with her father after her mother’s death and feels isolated; the story follows her gradual movement towards friendship and a future.
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Marie-Louise Fitzpatrick - Author
A supernatural friendship story follows Suzy as she lives with bereavement, self-consciousness and uncertainty about Rhiannon. Its emotional centre is the possibility of reconnecting with life while learning that friendship can change.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA supernatural friendship story follows Suzy as she lives with bereavement, self-consciousness and uncertainty about Rhiannon. Its emotional centre is the possibility of reconnecting with life while learning that friendship can change.
Suzy has moved away with her father after her mother’s death and feels isolated; the story follows her gradual movement towards friendship and a future.
Suzy quickly becomes close to Rhiannon, whose mysterious identity and ability to fulfil wishes complicate their friendship; other friendships and social groups also matter.
Modern school experiences, periods, crushes and social invitations are interwoven with wishes, lunar mythology and uncertainty about Rhiannon’s existence.
Consider whether the reader would welcome a story that combines a mother’s death and delayed periods with eerie wishes, unexplained behaviour and a dangerous-feeling moonlit episode.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: some draft conclusions still depend on unresolved evidence.
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