Virginia Macgregor Boeken

When Feather returns home to find her obese mother in a diabetic coma, she decides to try to save her mother's life, but when she realizes that her mother doesn't want to be helped, Feather investigates to find the root of her mom's pain.

A modern-day fable and undoubtedly a future classic Clare Mackintosh, author of I See You, on WHAT MILO SAW

A BIG story about a small boy who sees the world a little differently Nine-year-old Milo Moon has retinitis pigmentosa: his eyes are slowly failing and he will eventually go blind. But for now he sees the world through a pin hole and notices things other people don't. When Milo's beloved gran succumbs to dementia and moves into a nursing home, Milo soon realises there's something very wrong at the home. The grown-ups won't listen to him so with just Tripi, the nursing home's cook, and Hamlet, his pet pig, to help, Milo sets out on a mission to expose the nursing home and the sinister Nurse Thornhill. Insightful, wise and surprising, What Milo Saw is a novel filled with big ideas, simple truths and an emotional message that will resonate with everyone. Milo sees the world in a very special way and it will be impossible for you not to fall in love with him, savour every moment you spend with him and then share his story with everyone you know.

Early one summer morning Isabel and her eleven-year-old daughter River walk across Regent's Park. They come across a rain-soaked man sitting alone on a bench and ask him if he's okay. But he doesn't know. In fact he doesn't know the answer to any of their questions - not even his own name. Urged on by her daughter Isabel takes the man to the hospital she works at, hoping that will be the end of it. But when the tests show there's nothing physically wrong with him, and yet he still can't remember who he is, she realises she can't walk away. Isabel made a promise to River that they would help this man, but with no way to identify him Isabel begins to worry about what his past secrets and his memory loss might be hiding. Can they trust him? This is a powerful family drama and a heart-wrenching novel of mothers, daughters. second chances and finding love in unexpected places.

"One ordinary morning, Norah Wells walked out of her house on Willoughby Street and never looked back. Six years later, she returns to the home she left only to find another woman in her place. Fay held Norah's family together after she disappeared, she shares a bed with Norah's husband and Norah's youngest daughter calls Fay 'Mummy'. Now that Norah has returned, everyone has questions. Where has she been? Why did she leave? And why is she back? As each member of the family tries to find the answers they need, they must also face up to the most pressing question of all what happens to the mother who stayed when the mother who left comes back?"--Back cover

Prepare to fall in love with this poignant tale. Nine-year-old Milo Moon, who has retinitis pigmentosa, sees the world through a narrow lens as he faces the reality of eventual blindness. When his beloved gran moves into a nursing home due to dementia, Milo senses something is amiss. With the help of Tripi, the cook, and his pet pig Hamlet, he embarks on a mission to uncover the truth about the nursing home. This heartwarming story explores themes of family, love, and loyalty, while showcasing Milo's unique perspective on life. Readers will find it both engaging and thought-provoking, evoking a range of emotions. Praise for the author highlights the book's ability to delight and break hearts, with many noting its sharp humor and deep insights. If you enjoyed similar works, this narrative promises to resonate with you, offering a beautiful and compelling journey that challenges perceptions of human nature and the power of love. Prepare for a read that is not only entertaining but also deeply moving, leaving a lasting impact on your heart.

Praise for Virginia Macgregor: 'I defy you not to fall in love' Clare Mackintosh How do you change what's already written in the stars?

Ein Mann ohne Gedächtnis, eine alleinerziehende Mutter, und ein Mädchen, das noch an Wunder glaubt ... Eines Morgens begegnen Isabel und ihre elfjährige Tochter River einem Mann vor dem Londoner Zoo. Vom Regen durchnässt sitzt er auf einer Parkbank. Als sie ihn ansprechen, kann er nicht antworten – er erinnert sich nicht einmal an seinen Namen. Isabel beschließt, ihn mit ins Krankenhaus zu nehmen, in dem sie arbeitet. River knüpft schnell eine besondere Beziehung zu dem Mann: Statt zu reden, malen sie gemeinsam Bilder. Je mehr Zeit vergeht, desto näher kommen sich auch Isabel und der talentierte Künstler. Doch langsam kommen die Erinnerungen an seine Vergangenheit zurück, und Isabel muss sich fragen, ob er je bereit sein wird für eine neue Liebe.