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May 2, 2020 · Keeping Mum. James Gould-Bourn. 3.92. 3,437 ratings746 reviews. For fans of Nick Hornby, Mike Gayle, Jojo Moyes and Tony Parsons' Man and Boy. Danny Malooley's life is falling apart. He's a single parent with an eleven-year-old son, Will, who hasn't spoken since the death of his mother in a car crash fourteen months ago.
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Jan 2, 2022 · Keeping Mum poignantly meditates with wit and real insight on what a life post-grief, or rather post the immediate messy aftermath of it, might look like. “‘You do know you’re not a real panda, right?’ said Will, sliding off the bench and throwing his bag over his shoulder.
Jun 11, 2020 · My Review of Keeping Mum. Danny and Will have a few problems! What a lovely, lovely story Keeping Mum is. Before commenting on the narrative, I just need to say how apt the title is as Will elects not to speak after the death of Liz, his Mum, but as important is both Will and Danny’s desire to keep Liz’s memory alive. They need to keep Mum.
Jun 9, 2020 · Buy the Book: Kindle | Hardcover Synopsis: Danny Malooley’s life is falling apart. He’s a single parent with an eleven-year-old son, Will, who hasn’t spoken since the death of his mother in a car crash fourteen months ago.
Jun 24, 2021 · Danny Malooley's life is falling apart. He's a single parent with an eleven-year-old son, Will, who hasn't spoken since the death of his mother in a car crash fourteen months ago. He's being pursued by a dodgy landlord for unpaid rent and he's just lost his job.
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Danny Malooley's life is falling apart. He's a single parent with an eleven-year-old son, Will, who hasn't spoken since the death of his mother in a car crash fourteen months ago. He's being pursued by a dodgy landlord for unpaid rent and he's just lost his job.
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- James Gould-Bourn
I was adhered to the book, even though the subject matter is painful to read. I began reading it for the time period and the prospect of a story about lifting oneself from poverty and degradation. There is much more to the tale.
- Darla Ebert
