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Liar
Liar is a dark, gritty and true to life novel following a young boy as he grows up in inner city London with his drug addicted mother. It illustrates the realities of addiction as well as society's obsession with labels and how they affect people's lives.
225 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 24, 2016
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January 15, 2017
Heartbreaking
Such a heartbreaking story of one young child battling survival living with his junkie mother. I read this in one sitting I needed to get to a happy conclusion for young Jay. A thought provoking book which portrays aspects of our society that are not only very raw and gritty but compassionate.
Such a heartbreaking story of one young child battling survival living with his junkie mother. I read this in one sitting I needed to get to a happy conclusion for young Jay. A thought provoking book which portrays aspects of our society that are not only very raw and gritty but compassionate.
June 4, 2017
Gritty and raw tale of Jay a nine year old living with his junkie mother. Told from all sides this shows the nature of addiction and the stigma it places on the whole family. Very well written.
January 4, 2017
Brilliant!!
A powerful story. Well written. True and honest. Enjoyed this so much. Read it in one go on three hour train journey!!
A powerful story. Well written. True and honest. Enjoyed this so much. Read it in one go on three hour train journey!!
January 24, 2017
Liar
Thoroughly enjoyed this book even shed a tear. Poor boy what an upbringing..but he pulled himself up and got his act together.
Thoroughly enjoyed this book even shed a tear. Poor boy what an upbringing..but he pulled himself up and got his act together.
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