Mum Never Did Learn to Knock
Cathy Hopkins, Louise Wright
A moving tale of laughter and loss from bestselling Cathy Hopkins. Emily and her Dad have been on their own since her mum left. But Emily has a secret: she still sees her mum, and people are beginning to worry about her. Because Emily’s mum isn’t coming back… Particularly suitable for struggling, reluctant and dyslexic readers aged 8+
A moving tale of laughter and loss from bestselling Cathy Hopkins. Emily and her Dad have been on their own since her mum left. But Emily has a secret: she still sees her mum, and people are beginning to worry about her. Because Emily’s mum isn’t coming back…But as her friendship with Mark starts to develop into something more, can Emily find the strength to start letting go? Particularly suitable for struggling, reluctant and dyslexic readers aged 8+Reviews
Sometimes our life can be tough but we can keep on trying until we succeed.
Sergeant River Lavalamp 25.07.2022
My favourite character was Emily. I found this book a bit tricky to read. I would recommend it but to someone a bit older than me.
Princess Bubbles Sheep-Dip 26.07.2021
i diidn,t enjoy this book and didn't finish it. I like books that make me laugh.
Anonymous 04.09.2017
This is a amazing book and I really recommend it..
Anonymous 11.08.2017
quite interesting
Anonymous 07.08.2017
The genre of the book is fiction. The main character I like because of her beliefs. I would happily have her as my friend if she was real. My favourite part was when the mum and the daughter played a prank because it made me laugh. The book was very intriguing so I stayed up late to finish it. Very emotional book. It was a good ending in the book.
Anonymous 06.07.2017
It's an easy read about a sad subject
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