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Book Synopsis'The World at My Feet brought me to tears. What a beautifully written and incredibly moving novel' Beth O'Leary, author of The Flatshare and The Switch
'A bittersweet, beautifully written novel with a very big heart. Perfect for readers who want a real page-turner that leaves them happier at the end' Eve Chase, author of The Glass HouseThe secrets that bind us can also tear us apart… 1990. Harriet is a journalist. Her job takes her to dangerous places, where she asks questions and tries to make a difference. But when she is sent to Romania, to the state orphanages the world is only just learning about, she is forced to rethink her most important rule.
2018. Ellie is a gardener. Her garden is her sanctuary, her pride and joy. But, though she spends long days outdoors, she hasn’t set foot beyond her gate for far too long. Now someone enters her life w
Trade Review‘The
World at my Feet is a profoundly moving, heart-filled story showing that, even in the darkest winter, new shoots of love, laughter and hope are waiting to burst through. Ellie is a wonderful character, whose daily acts of courage are an inspiration. As she nurtures her beloved garden, and reaches out to those beyond its walls, she finds her own way through to the sunlight. Catherine Isaac handles Ellie’s backstory with the kind of sensitivity and delicacy that’s the mark of an exceptionally accomplished writer.
The World at my Feet is exactly the kind of story we all need right now. I adored it’ -- Sarah Haywood, author of The Cactus
‘A poignant and perceptive novel of love and courage in the face of terrible adversity’ -- Erica James, author of Letters From the Past
'Such an interesting and beautifully written book – I loved it and would highly recommend adding it to your 2021 reading list. It is a wonderful story that I know readers are going to feel moved and uplifted by' -- Libby Page, author of The Lido
'Beautifully written, thought-provoking and ultimately uplifting –
The World At My Feet is Catherine Isaac's best book so far!'
-- Debbie Johnson, author of Maybe One Day
‘What a moving and uplifting story this is – Catherine Isaac writes with real humanity and kindness, which is exactly what we all need right now’
-- Lucy Diamond, author of An Almost Perfect Holiday
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The World at My Feet brought me to tears. What a beautifully written and incredibly moving novel' -- Beth O'Leary, author of The Flatshare
