When Henrik Solberg agrees to look after his oldest friend’s Norfolk terrier, he expects six weeks of inconvenience. What he gets is a bundle of wire-haired opinion who comes with a stuffed elephant named Mr. Trunks, and an unwavering insistence on two walks a day regardless of weather, grief, or Henrik’s considerable preference for being left alone.
Henrik has spent a year retreating from his life. Axel has other ideas.
Set across one Oslo winter and into the warmth of summer, Lost & Found is a story about the unexpected ways we find our way back. To the people we love, to the life we’d stopped showing up for, and to the simple, irreplaceable comfort of a small dog.
Quietly funny, deeply moving, and utterly true to anyone who has shared their life with a dog, Lost & Found is a novel about grief, friendship, and the miracle of being loved back to life.
Perfect for readers of Fredrik Backman, Alexander McCall Smith, and anyone who has ever been rescued by a dog.
Ingrid Williams is a native Californian who now lives with her family in Norway. She has had a successful career as a financial journalist for Dow Jones Newswires and as a copywriter for one of the largest creative agencies in Scandinavia, among other positions in the world of corporate communications. She is a recipient of the Humphrey´s Fellowship in Writing at Columbia University in New York.