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Love Letters

(Paperback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

Love Letters

Contributors:

By (Author) Julie Ma

ISBN:

9781802792270

Publisher:

Headline Publishing Group

Imprint:

Mountain Leopard Press

Publication Date:

24th September 2024

UK Publication Date:

1st February 2024

Country:

United Kingdom

Classifications

Readership:

General

Genre:
Fiction/Non-fiction:

Fiction

Other Subjects:

Contemporary lifestyle fiction
Family life fiction
Narrative theme: Love and relationships
Narrative theme: Identity / belonging

Dewey:

823.92

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

432

Dimensions:

Width 128mm, Height 196mm, Spine 30mm

Weight:

300g

Description

Asta Fung is sixteen years old and yearning for the past. To her great dismay, her parents have moved her family in order to run a Chinese takeaway in another town. Forced to give up her old school and friends, and even put her loving dog, Steve, up for adoption, Asta is furious.

When her grandfather, Charlie, passes away, the Fung family move into his old flat. Renovations uncover Asta's grandfather's love letters under the floorboards, signed by an old flame named Ela. Tasked with a new mission and determined to keep his memory alive, Asta embarks on a journey to find Charlie's mysterious lost love. But who knows if Ela is even still alive or where to begin

Reviews

PRAISE FOR JULIE MA:
'Fabulously witty and warm what a talent!' Milly Johnson.
'A rare find' Richard Madeley.
'Delightful ... You'll want to devour this in seconds' Heat, 'Read of the Week'.
'A take-away success of a novel. Family antics, affectionately drawn characters this is a spit-your-noodles-out-laughing kind of read' My Weekly.
'Heartening and down-to-earth, Ma's debut is one of February's mustread books' Culturefly.
'Funny, sparky and heart-warming' * Fabulous Magazine, The Sun on Sunday. *

Author Bio

Julie Ma was born and raised in Carmarthen, after her grandfather arrived in Wales from China in the 1920s. Her parents set up a Chinese takeaway in the 1970s and she took over the business with her brother in 2008. As the child of parents who didn't speak English well, her love of reading and writing came from school and a legendary bookshop called Derrick Williams that allowed children to browse for hours.

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