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Artichoke Hearts
This empathetic account of the process of bereavement, a month’s diary, reassures readers that we grow from our experiences, however painful they are.
Jasmine Skies
Following from Brahmachari's debut novel, Artichoke Hearts, this a thoughtful, tender and uplifting novel, which continues the story of Mira, now two years older, as she negotiates challenging new experiences, the complexities of family and friendship, and the uncertainty of teenage love.
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Find out everything that's going on with the 11th Waterstones Children's Laureate, Cressida Cowell, as she takes on the job from 2019-22.