Little Wing: A beautifully written, emotional and heartwarming story

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Although there are many sad aspects of this book (and some very sensitive ones, which North writes about with aplomb), ultimately this is a book of hope. Dougie and Nell find out who they really are once they face some hard things about their pasts. They make peace with their traumas and resolve to keep moving forward. Ultimately, isn't this what most people want? Celebrity bodyguard who worked for Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid reveals the biggest safety mistakes YOU are making - and the hidden dangers you face every day without realizing An initially written book by Freya North is entitled ‘Chances’. It was released in 2011 by the Harper publishers. In this book, Freya has described a poignant, wise, and sparkling tale of marriage, love, and friendship. Typically, the story shows the love triangle that people end up getting involved in, accidentally. At the start of the story, it is depicted that Vita and Tim’s relationship come to end after which they decide to move on in life. But, Vita is now able to get over the fact that Tim has already found another girlfriend. Soon, she meets Oliver and thinks of him as the perfect man. But, Oliver struggles to get over with the sweet memories of his dead wife. So, Vita wonders whether she will find any place in Oliver’s heart or not. In the meantime, Tim struggles with his feelings for 2 women at the same time. He is unable to forget Vita and also wishes to keep his new lady. The events enable Vita to realize that people come into someone’s life for a specific reason and when things don’t workout, second chances come up in the times of least expectation. Wynonna Judd joins The Voice! Star will serve as a 'Mega Mentor' amid rumours her country music rival Reba McEntire may LEAVE after one season

I liked the MCs and the storyline. It was interesting and the characters felt real, unlike many recent CRs where the same cheesy, vulgar characters seem to keep on popping up. I don't want to say much about the story itself - IMO it's better to go in blind and let the story unfold.

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Tender and touching. Keep the tissues close for this poignant story – characters you'll fall in love with' Good Housekeeping Similarly struggling is Dougie, working hard in London as a photographer, not the creative portraiture he excelled at as a student, but catalogue shots for cheap clothing or gardening hardware. Between work and pounding a treadmill at the gym, he rarely has time to return his dad’s phone calls. Dougie’s dad, Gordon, is from Harris, so you know that’s where our lost and bewildered characters will venture next. Council bosses say Government plans to house migrants at former Dambusters RAF base are 'unlawful' and should be quashed

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Moving, emotional and tender and I was so taken with the protagonists, Nell and Dougie' -- Nina Pottell Forget puppy dog eyes! Cats have nearly 300 facial expressions, including a 'play face' they share with humans, study finds Nell's 'mother', Wendy, is settled in a nursing home suffering from advancing dementia, and her father is out of the picture . More recently, when Nell visits her mother, Wendy denies she ever had a daughter and thinks that Nell is someone called Florence. Downcast Chloe Madeley heads out in the wake of marriage split as pictures emerge of James Haskell whispering into mystery blonde's ear at DJ gigHaving not been able to write for over three years, my 15th novel Little Wing flew out of me and I know it’s my best book yet. Madonna keeps her health up with Barcelona bike ride... ONE WEEK after revealing she felt UNWELL onstage following health crisis In Little Wing, Freya North gives us three unforgettable characters across two timelines: pregnant schoolgirl Florence, who is banished in 1969 to one of the farthest outposts of Scotland to deliver her baby; lonely, untethered Nell, who divides her time between care in the community and visiting her mentally impaired mother; and photographer Dougie, a man estranged from his roots and troubled by a painful past. John Stamos pays tribute to Matthew Perry as he reminisces over sweet gesture on Friends set 20 years ago: 'I never forgot that'

I can't remember the last time I read a book in one sitting or sobbed so hard at the end but Little Wing is a really special novel - if it doesn't get you right in all the feels then you're not human' RED

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I really enjoyed Little Wing, named for one of Florence’s favourite Jimi Hendrix’s songs; it’s a light read but full of feeling. You can’t help warming towards the characters: brave and idealistic young Florence, kind-hearted but also kind of fun Nell and Dougie with his quiet sensitivity and Heathcliffe hair. But the true hero of the story is the island of Harris itself with its history, traditions, wild open spaces, birdlife and weather. Not to mention the friendly islanders. You’ll be trawling the Internet for pictures like I did and dreaming about booking a holiday. All across the USA, people are showing up dead. The deaths don't appear to be connected in any way until one particular death occurs and gets the Secretary of Defense's attention. He arranges for a task force to investigate. Little Wing is a book that I know I will return to again, and one that I will recommend for a long time to come. Christine McGuiness puts on a leggy display in a purple gown with a thigh high split as she attends The Disability Sports Awards in Leeds Oh my gosh - what a blindsider of a read! Emotional, poignant, tender, and with descriptive prose to die for, this hit me with all the feels. I expected light and fluffy and got instead the most affecting, absorbing story of identity, belonging and second chances. And the clincher: the ruggedly beautiful setting of the Outer Hebrides. I drowned in it and savored every word.