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Book Synopsis‘Extraordinary’ Heidi Swain
‘Life-affirming’ Hazel Prior
‘Big-hearted’ Caroline Day
‘Beautiful’ Julietta Henderson
‘Heartwarming’ Daily Mail‘Unputdownable’ My Weekly‘A joy’ Good Housekeeping Joe loves predictability. But his life is about to become a surprising adventure. Joe-Nathan likes the two parts of his name separate, just like his dinner and dessert. Mean Charlie at work sometimes calls him Joe-Nuthin. But Joe is far from nothing. Joe is a good friend, he’s good at his job, good at making things and good at following the rules, and he’s learning how to do lots of things by himself.
Joe’s mother knows there are a million things in life he isn’t
Trade Review‘Extraordinary. Melted my heart’
Heidi Swain, author of The Book-Lovers' Retreat ‘An entertaining and life-affirming story with a charm all of its own. Told in a clear, authentic voice and woven with gems of wisdom, it pulls you in and has you rooting for the characters throughout. A real joy to read’
Hazel Prior, author of Away with the Penguins ‘A gorgeous, big-hearted story about friendship, resilience and learning to value others for who they really are’
Caroline Day, author of Hope Nicely's Lessons for Life ‘Sensitive, wise and funny, this beautiful book is filled with heart and delivered in a unique and incredibly endearing voice. I laughed, I cried and I fell completely in love with the absolute treasure of Joe Nuthin’
Julietta Henderson, author of The Funny Thing about Norman Foreman ‘Prepare to have your cockles warmed by this adorable book about 23-year-old Joe, who unexpectedly finds himself out of his comfort zone... His unique, charming voice makes this a joy to read’
Good Housekeeping ‘You can do anything with a little help from friends’
Take A Break ‘Fisher writes with a clarity that makes the empathy, compassion and humour of this novel unputdownable’
My Weekly ‘The perfect wholesome read to snuggle up with a cup of tea and a plate of biscuits – you'll feel warm right through’
Chat ‘A moving tale of a life led differently which, while full of gentle understanding, doesn't shy away from tragedy and violence'
Daily Mail ‘Poignant and thoughtfully written... This is a book full of love and compassion – for the things that make us different and the things that make us the same'
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