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|date=July 2012
|website=http://www.louisedouglas.co.uk
|summary=Louise Douglas demonstrates how childhood, supposedly the happiest time in a life, can go dramatically awry, affecting three people's pasts and presents. This is a dramatic novel that defies you to put it down; I was more than happy not to.
|cover=0593070216
Once drawn in to this novel, you may not want to go anywhere till it's finished but you'll be well rewarded. The journey itself may be as compelling as a chocolate cake but the eye-dabbing ending is the definite cherry on top. Enjoy!
I would like to thank Bantam Press for providing Bookbag with a copy of this book for review. We also have a review of [[The Secrets Between Us by Louise Douglas]].
If you've enjoyed this then the world of [[:Category:Louise Douglas|Louise Douglas]] awaits. If you've read her back catalogue or would rather read how another author deals with young people working through life's more extreme problems, try [[Life! Death! Prizes! by Stephen May]].
