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Amazing Interview of author, Linda Green.

This is a great interview, I read Linda's book and thought it was deeply moving.  The hardback was out in February 2023 and the paperback will be out in August 2023.  I have since read two more of her books which didn't affect me quite as deeply but were still brilliant. 


I have just read 'One Moment' by this author which was also brilliant.  

One Moment
 'Ten-year-old Finn, a quirky, sensitive boy, is having a rough time at school and at home.  Outspoken Kaz, who has a sharp sense of humour and a heart of gold, is working at the cafĂ© when Finn and his mum come in.  They don't know it yet, but the second time they meet will be a moment that changes both of their lives forever.....'  

A wonderful book, sharing Linda Green's deep compassion for human beings in all walks of life.  Written in a way I haven't read before but making it compelling and an un-putdownable read.

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