A Poignant and Very Human Tale of Love, Loss and a Painted Caravan
 
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.
 
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'.
 
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.
 
This is a novel that's in some ways an easy holiday read, but in other ways, full of psychological insight.
 
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