A seven years old, Millie Bird realises that everything is dying around her. She wasn't to know that safter she had recorded twenty-seven assorted creatures in her Book Of Dead Things her dad would be a Dead Thing, too. Agatha Pantha is eighty-two and has not left her house since her husband died. She sits behind her front window, hidden by curtains and ivy, and shouts at passers-by, roaring her anger at complete strangers. Until the day Agatha spies a young girl across the street. Karl the touch typist is eighty-seven when his son kisses him on the cheek before leaving him in the nursing home. As he watches his son leave, Karl has a moment of clarity. He escapes the home and takes off in search of something different
Analysis
Australian
Notes
"A story to make you laugh, cry and feel a little wiser"--Cover
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references: page 280
Notes
Shortlist, 2015 Australian Book Design Awards: Australian Book Designers Association (ABDA)
