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Book SynopsisThe Owl at the Window is a dramatic, moving and funny memoir. An emotional, ultimately uplifting tale of loss and hope.
Trade ReviewThe Owl at the Window is an
amazing and completely compelling book. It is both funny and sad, and so moving,
I couldn't put it down. * Alison Steadman *
Devastatingly
moving and hilarious in equal measure. I have laughed and cried during the reading of a single sentence. The
simplicity of the prose belies the complexity of the handling of the subject matter and the lightness of touch makes the depth of feeling bearable for the reader. * Caroline Quentin *
The Owl at the Window is
beautiful. So
moving and
honest. It's such a loving portrait of a marriage and a great tribute. * Rebecca Front *
The Owl At The Window is a
moving and poignant memoir which engages the reader like a novel. It's
sharp, funny, sad, sweet - heart-breaking and heart-warming in equal measure.
A wonderful read. * Tony Hawks, author of Round Ireland With a Fridge *
It's
beautiful. A raw, honest and incredibly moving portrait of
love, loss and hope. * Lucinda Riley, author of Hothouse Flower *
This is a wonderful book. It is the most personal of journeys.
An invitation into the life of good people. People whom you wish you knew.
Carl gently holds the reader's hand, making us
laugh and cry with him.He has the voice of a friend. The last book to linger as much in my thoughts after putting it down was David Nichols 'One Day'. He is both brave and clever. He hides nothing about death and yet manages to offer
hope and clarity through his
humour and honesty. * Fay Ripley *
This book will
kidnap your heart * David Baddiel *
