Doreena Molloy

Modern day life just throws so much at you.

So it's a gorgeous read.

And then when we find out that it's actually based on the author's own experience of a brain injury.

Now, he was older.

He was married with children.

But he said that all the symptoms and everything he describes in the book are mirrored on his own experience.

And he is the son of the author, Helen, the late author, Helen Dunmore.

And it's a beautiful tribute to his mum in that two of the characters in the book are named after two of her characters, which I thought was a really lovely touch.

It's a gorgeous book.

And I just felt like I should have been reading it by candlelight or by torchlight.

It just felt that way.

But it was gorgeous.

Yes, I thought so.

I thought it was a beautiful book.

It's written by Cariad Lloyd and it's illustrated by Tom Percival, who he writes his own books on feelings and emotions and they're wonderful.

So it's a gorgeous picture book.

It's a little girl who loves asking questions and her grandma knows everything and can usually help her find the answers.

But grandma hasn't been very well.

And then mum says she's no longer with us.

So for this little girl, the big question is, where did grandma go?