Margot & Me - Juno Dawson by Juno Dawson, Juno Dawson
Sometimes love has to cross all kinds of barriers . . ., Fliss is on the way to visit her grandmother in Wales - the grandmother who she doesnt get on with - with her mother who is recuperating from chemotherapy. But her mum is getting better, thats the main thing, so Fliss can concentrate on being grouchy and not looking forward to meeting her grandmother Margot, who is so cold and always so unforgiving of Flisss every mistake . . . But when the six months is up, Fliss consoles herself, she and her mum will go back to London and back to Real Life!, In the meantime Fliss needs to get used to her new school, not upset the scary girls, and just keep her head down (whilst still making sure that everybody knows she is from London, of course). Then Fliss discovers a diary at the back of her bookcase. It is from the 1940s and is set in World War II, and, Fliss realises, is actually Margots diary from when she was a young woman during the Blitz. Intrigued, Fliss begins to read. There she disc
General Fiction
Margot & Me - Juno Dawson
Juno Dawson, Juno Dawson
Category: General Fiction
Tags: General Fiction
Sometimes love has to cross all kinds of barriers . . ., Fliss is on the way to visit her grandmother in Wales - the grandmother who she doesnt get on with - with her mother who is recuperating from chemotherapy. But her mum is getting better, thats the main thing, so Fliss can concentrate on being grouchy and not looking forward to meeting her grandmother Margot, who is so cold and always so unforgiving of Flisss every mistake . . . But when the six months is up, Fliss consoles herself, she and her mum will go back to London and back to Real Life!, In the meantime Fliss needs to get used to her new school, not upset the scary girls, and just keep her head down (whilst still making sure that everybody knows she is from London, of course). Then Fliss discovers a diary at the back of her bookcase. It is from the 1940s and is set in World War II, and, Fliss realises, is actually Margots diary from when she was a young woman during the Blitz. Intrigued, Fliss begins to read. There she disc
