About This Book
A stunning novella by a hot new talent in YA, in a gorgeous collectable edition. A brilliantly diverse cast of characters face heartbreak and home truths as they return to their old school and discover no one can ever truly go back. Particularly suitable for struggling, reluctant and dyslexic readers aged 13+
Four friends meet up at their old school to open the memory box they stowed there years ago – with five letters inside for four of them, because their friend Millie has died. When they open the box they find a new letter from Millie and discover that she has left them special instructions: permission to open her letter only if they all read aloud the letters they wrote to their older selves, revealing their deepest secrets. Particularly suitable for struggling, reluctant and dyslexic readers aged 13+
Reviews
"The emotions are intense, even as they are expressed in everyday language, and the characters are convincing" – Sunday Times, Children's Book of the Week
"Frank, often funny, it's completely in tune with its readership" – LoveReading4Kids
"Non Patt is brilliant at bringing teenagers off the page: there are no fancy devices or contrived scenes – they just are and it takes a lot of skill to do that" – The Bookbag
"It's awesome awesomeness" – Holly Bourne
About the author
Non Pratt started writing when she was fourteen, telling the stories she wanted to read about teenagers like her – and the teenagers she wished she was like. Some time later, Non became an editor and publisher before moving to the other side of the table to become one of the fastest-rising stars in UKYA. Non is the author of two highly acclaimed bestsellers – Trouble and Remix, the former being shortlisted for the Bookseller's YA Book Prize in 2015.
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Kate is a freelance illustrator and hand-letterer. She has a BA (Hons) in Illustration from Falmouth University.
