A Poignant and Very Human Tale of Love, Loss and a Painted Caravan​

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Blue, a 14-year-old schoolgirl, and her mum, Ellen, lose the most important man in their lives. Reuben was a dad and husband, and when he passed away he left more than the usual legacy. 

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Before his illness struck him down for the final time, Reuben had almost completed his life's pleasure - the restoration and decoration of an old painted caravan that he called 'The Waggon'.

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It is now up to Ellen and Blue to attempt a journey in the waggon, on a route predetermined by Reuben... and to confront and overcome some of the more challenging elements of loss, teenage life, shocks and surprises.

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This is a novel that's in some ways an easy holiday read, but in other ways, full of psychological insight.

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Books by this Author

• ​Bigheart

• Conflict Management: Novelettes For Discerning Readers (Collection of No Matter What, Walking With Eve, Divine Intervention and Changes)

• Crash Test Dummy

• Feet On The Table: An Enormous Book Of Tiny Stories

• Life’s a Mess… and Then You Die: Hoarding, Writing and Lost Family

• Melissa And The Mobility Scooter: And Other Bedtime Stories

• The Waggon

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