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Clover Moon’s fragile world in Victorian London is built on dream and hope, softened by her imagination. When tragedy strikes her poor family, her once‑familiar home feels irrevocably altered. The loss of the life she loved compels Clover to imagine a new place where she might find real comfort and courage. A quiet introspection replaces the familiar streets, as she weighs the possibility of leaving her stepfamily behind to discover a feel‑like home of her own.
First publish date: 2017
Genre: Children's Fiction/Children's Adventure
Authors: Jacqueline Wilson
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