Tilda Is Visible: A novel about women, life and being seen

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'Laugh-out-loud funny and achingly poignant in equal parts, Jane Tara's vibrant debut had me reading long into the night. Thanks to Tilda, I've never felt so seen!' Lisa Ireland
'Fabulously feminist and sparkling with wit and originality. I loved Tilda and so will you!' Tess Woods
'There aren't many original story ideas, but Jane Tara has pulled off the almost impossible feat of writing one. Tilda Is Visible is fresh, funny, smart and warm. I predict this is the book every book club will be talking about in 2024.' Rachael Johns
When Tilda Finch is diagnosed with invisibility, she's not overly surprised - she's felt invisible for years. She has a good life and a successful business selling inspirational quotes on merchandise. But she's never really recovered from her divorce. Or, if she's honest, her childhood. Tilda's past has taken a toll and she's lost sight of herself. Now, with the possibility of completely disappearing, she must face the trauma of her past and rewrite the way she perceives the world, and herself.
Entertaining, hilarious and poignant, Tilda Is Visible addresses the power of our thoughts and how childhood trauma shapes our adult experience.

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'Laugh-out-loud funny and achingly poignant in equal parts, Jane Tara's vibrant debut had me reading long into the night. Thanks to Tilda, I've never felt so seen!' Lisa Ireland
'Fabulously feminist and sparkling with wit and originality. I loved Tilda and so will you!' Tess Woods
'There aren't many original story ideas, but Jane Tara has pulled off the almost impossible feat of writing one. Tilda Is Visible is fresh, funny, smart and warm. I predict this is the book every book club will be talking about in 2024.' Rachael Johns

Author Bio

Jane Tara has published over a hundred children's books, several plays and five novels. She's a daily meditator, a sucker for a rescue mutt and, most of all, front-row cheerleader for her two sons. She spent thirteen years wandering the world and lived in five countries but is now happily at home in Sydney. Jane is the general manager at Australia's largest book review community, Better Reading.