Little Wing: A beautifully written, emotional and heartwarming story

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This book is very much a character piece and a very beautiful one at that. The story is told in 2 timelines: 1969 where a young 16 year old girl called Florence is banished from her home to the Outer Hebrides to hide her shameful secret. We learn about how Florence navigates teenage pregnancy and motherhood with no family, no friends in a very foreign place. Chrishell Stause sports a prosthetic male torso as she and her partner G Flip recreate Troye Sivan's new drag music video for Halloween The story weaves its beautiful way to the conclusion, which was exactly how I wanted it to end. But to be honest, I didn’t really want it to end at all. Big Brother:Dylan, Noky, Paul and Trish announced as the next four housemates up for eviction and will face the public votePICTURED: Maya Jama and Stormzy seen having heated argument in an alleyway during trip to LA after rekindling romance - as she breaks her silence When Nell finds her mother’s wayward memory throws up doubts about her own provenance, the answers could be discovered in a remote part of Scotland. Dougie, in need of a break and long overdue for a visit home makes the trip to Harris too. And although Dougie and Nell see each other over the days that follow, it is a while before any sparks ignite. There is however a strong romantic thread to the story, as well as tragedy, both of which are enriched by the wild beauty of a Harris setting.

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?Council bosses say Government plans to house migrants at former Dambusters RAF base are 'unlawful' and should be quashed In the 1960s, Florence, a pregnant 16-year-old, is banished to one of the remotest parts of the UK. Years later, Nell and Dougie are both at critical moments in their lives when their paths cross. Finally, I felt ready to accept that I’d had a breakdown and needed assistance to be well again. I wanted to move on, I wanted to feel like my old self again — just an updated and better version.