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Freya North

Freya North is a British writer, active since 1996, and one of the precursors of chick literature. Freya is the author of 12 bestselling novels which have been translated into many languages. She was born in London but lives in rural Hertfordshire with her family and other animals. In 2012 she set up, and now runs, the Hertford Children’s Book Festival. She is also a judge for the Campaign for Rural England Awards.

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The Unfinished Business of Eadie Browne (MP3)

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Title:: The Unfinished Business of Eadie Browne (MP3)
Written by:: Freya North
Read by:: Amanda Abbington
Format:: Unabridged MP3 CD Audio Book
Number of CDs:: 1
Duration:: 11 hours 32 minutes
MP3 size:: 499 MB
Published:: February 28 2024
Available Date:: February 28 2024
Age Category:: Adult
ISBN:: 9781038666062
Genres:: Fiction; Contemporary Fiction; Literary Fiction
Publisher:: Bolinda audio

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A powerful love letter to youth from Sunday Times bestselling author of Little Wing.

Eadie Browne is an odd child with unusual parents, living in a strange house neighbouring the local cemetery. Bullied at school – but protected by her two best friends Celeste and Josh, and her many imaginary friends lying six feet under next door – Eadie muddles her way through. Arriving in Manchester as a student in the late 1980s, Eadie confronts a busy, gritty Victorian metropolis a far cry from the small Garden City she's left behind. Soon enough she experiences a novel freedom she never imagined and it's seductive. She can be who she wants to be, do as she pleases, and no one back home needs to know. As Manchester embraces the dizzying, colourful euphoria of Rave counterculture, Eadie is swept along, blithely ignoring danger and reality. Until, one night, her past comes hurtling at her with ramifications which will continue into her adult life. Now, as the new Millennium beckons, Eadie is turning 30 with a marriage in tatters. She must travel back to where she once lived for a funeral she can't quite comprehend.

'A delightful dose of nostalgia.'
Heat Magazine

'A beautifully moving portrait of youth, friendship and love .. I loved it.'
Mike Gayle, author of Half a World Away

'One of our best writers of feisty female fiction.' (on Pip)
Sunday Express