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A beautifully and humorously written story about how an adopted boy who is dealing with his parent's divorce discovers that he has a long-lost twin sister.
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John Newman is a primary school teacher and married with three grown-up children. Tao is his second novel.
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Format:Paperback
you talk and i'll type
no
well do you think he ought to write another one?
about?
the same people - mimi and tao
mm but then their parents could come from china
think their mum died already in childbirth?
well their dad then
that'd make things really complicated - i already get lost (you don't)
it'd be a book about an adult with kids in it, these are books about kids with adults in them
A book that moves on from family grief and mourning and past separation toward something fluid, funny and transitional. It generates questions, ideas, thoughts.
Thanks
no
well do you think he ought to write another one?
about?
the same people - mimi and tao
mm but then their parents could come from china
think their mum died already in childbirth?
well their dad then
that'd make things really complicated - i already get lost (you don't)
it'd be a book about an adult with kids in it, these are books about kids with adults in them
A book that moves on from family grief and mourning and past separation toward something fluid, funny and transitional. It generates questions, ideas, thoughts.
Thanks
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