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A daughter's cry for help is tearing her parents apart Readers love THIS CHILD OF OURS... 'An important and moving story' Clare Mackintosh 'Thoughtful and sensitive' Cath Staincliffe 'Absolutely beautiful' Rachel Burton 'I absolutely loved this book' 5* Netgalley review 'Thought-provoking, nerve-wracking and poignantly relevant' 5* Netgalley review 'A fantastic read with a sensitive subject at its heart' 5* Netgalley review ------------------------------------------------------ You know what's best for your child. Don't you? Riley Pieterson is an adventurous girl with lots of questions and plenty she doesn't know yet; what a human brain looks like. All the constellations in the night sky. Why others can't see her the way she sees herself. When Riley confides in her parents, Sally and Theo, that she feels uncomfortable in her own skin they have completely different reactions. Sally wants to support her daughter by helping her be who she dreams of being, but Theo thinks Riley is a seven-year-old child pushing boundaries. What happens to a family when both parents believe theirs is the only way to protect the child caught in the middle? Perfect for fans of Jodi Picoult, Laurie Frankel, Kate Hewitt and Jill Childs.

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Really really enjoyed this book about a subject I'd not really thought of before. -- 5* Netgalley review A fantastic read with a sensitive subject at its heart -- 5* Netgalley review A thoughtful and sensitive account of parenting a transgender child and the emotional and practical challenges it raises. -- Cath Staincliffe * author of The Girl in the Green Dress * Thought-provoking, nerve-wracking and poignantly relevant -- 5* Netgalley review There is nothing more I can say than I absolutely loved this book. What a sensitive issue, dealt with beautifully. -- 5* Netgalley review Absolutely brilliant -- Rachel Burton Excellent read, perfect for book clubs... An important and moving story. -- Clare Mackintosh

Really really enjoyed this book about a subject I'd not really thought of before. -- 5* Netgalley review A fantastic read with a sensitive subject at its heart -- 5* Netgalley review Thought-provoking, nerve-wracking and poignantly relevant -- 5* Netgalley review There is nothing more I can say than I absolutely loved this book. What a sensitive issue, dealt with beautifully. -- 5* Netgalley review A thoughtful and sensitive account of parenting a transgender child and the emotional and practical challenges it raises. -- Cath Staincliffe * author of The Girl in the Green Dress * Absolutely brilliant -- Rachel Burton Excellent read, perfect for book clubs... An important and moving story. -- Clare Mackintosh

Really really enjoyed this book about a subject I'd not really thought of before. -- 5* Netgalley review A fantastic read with a sensitive subject at its heart -- 5* Netgalley review Thought-provoking, nerve-wracking and poignantly relevant -- 5* Netgalley review There is nothing more I can say than I absolutely loved this book. What a sensitive issue, dealt with beautifully. -- 5* Netgalley review Absolutely brilliant -- Rachel Burton Excellent read, perfect for book clubs... An important and moving story. -- Clare Mackintosh

Really really enjoyed this book about a subject I'd not really thought of before. -- 5* Netgalley review A fantastic read with a sensitive subject at its heart -- 5* Netgalley review Thought-provoking, nerve-wracking and poignantly relevant -- 5* Netgalley review There is nothing more I can say than I absolutely loved this book. What a sensitive issue, dealt with beautifully. -- 5* Netgalley review Absolutely brilliant -- Rachel Burton A thoughtful and sensitive account of parenting a transgender child and the emotional and practical challenges it raises. -- Cath Staincliffe * author of The Girl in the Green Dress * The kind of book that everyone will have an opinion on. Thought-provoking, moving and incredibly insightful. -- Amanda Brooke Sadie Pearse has written a truly sensitive and involving novel about gender, identity and family that has important things to say, but does so with warmth and great storytelling. It feels like a book that all modern parents should read -- Keith Stuart Excellent read, perfect for book clubs... An important and moving story. -- Clare Mackintosh

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Sadie Pearse grew up in London, where she still lives with her family. She wrote stories as a girl, photocopying and stapling the pages together and selling them on her doorstep for 20p each. She then worked as an editor at a major publishing house, taught English in Latin America, and learned to surf, before starting to write again.

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