Space Hopper
'Charming and powerful' –Marjan Kamali
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4.2 • 29 Ratings
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- £3.99
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Publisher Description
Pre-order JOE NUTHIN'S GUIDE TO LIFE, the extraordinary new Helen Fisher novel, out in paperback Summer 2024.
'Nostalgic’ The Independent
‘Heart-warming’ Platinum
‘Uplifting’ Cosmopolitan
‘Beautiful’ Stylist
‘Quirky’ Best
If you could go back in time to find answers to the past, would you?
For Faye, the answer is yes. There is nothing she wouldn’t do to find out what really happened when she lost her mother as a child. She is happy with her life – she has a loving husband, two young daughters and supportive friends, even a job that she enjoys. But questions about the past keep haunting her, until one day she finally gets the chance she’s been waiting for.
But how far is she willing to go to find answers?
Space Hopper is an original and poignant story about mothers, memories and moments that shape life.
Praise for Space Hopper
‘I really enjoyed Space Hopper. It’s such an unusual, intriguing novel.’ Marian Keyes
‘Brilliantly exploring themes of grief, love and loss, Space Hopper will draw you in and keep you hooked right up until the last page.’ Heat, Book of the Week
‘It’s hard to believe that this is a debut, it’s so confidently written. This is a story that will sing to all’ Woman’s Way
‘This is a magical, moving story about past and present, grief and healing, choices and yearning.’ Platinum
‘Filled with nostalgic references, this heartfelt book is a lesson on living in the here and now’ My Weekly
‘Love, childhood, motherhood; whether you can or should fix the past, it’s all in this amazing book' Daily Mail
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
Helen Fisher’s debut novel is rather unique. It’s a tale involving time-travel that never feels fantastical. Instead, it’s a tender, incredibly moving story about the bond between mothers and daughters, and the seismic, eternal power of grief. Our hero is Faye—a relatively happy, fulfilled woman whose questions and feelings around her mother’s death become all the more prominent after she has children of her own. Suddenly, Faye is able to return to her ’70s childhood home. She’s offered the chance to solve many of the great unanswered questions that are perhaps holding her back, but it soon becomes clear there will be a steep price for this enlightenment.
