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Dear Michael, Love Dad lydbok
236,-
Letters, Laughter and all the things we leave unsaid...
'wonderful, moving, humorous... extremely poignant' Charlie Mortimer, Dear Lupin
Dear Michael,
Moving your whatnots et al into the flat has put paid to any improvements in my back. Still, at least it's done now.Your mother is already worrying how you'll cope and is at work on reams of notes on all sorts of matters from how to tell if meat has gone off to washing whites. Smell it and wear black is my advice. Please do try to master the c…
Lydbok
236,-
Undertittel
Letters, laughter and all the things we leave unsaid.
Forlag
Hodder & Stoughton
Utgitt
28 februar 2019
Lengde
8:30
Sjanger
Biografier, Dokumentar og fakta, Helse og livsstil
Språk
English
Format
mp3
DRM-beskyttelse
App-only
ISBN
9781473638709
Letters, Laughter and all the things we leave unsaid...
'wonderful, moving, humorous... extremely poignant' Charlie Mortimer, Dear Lupin
Dear Michael,
Moving your whatnots et al into the flat has put paid to any improvements in my back. Still, at least it's done now.Your mother is already worrying how you'll cope and is at work on reams of notes on all sorts of matters from how to tell if meat has gone off to washing whites. Smell it and wear black is my advice. Please do try to master the can opener and other basics before calling. You know how she worries.
When Iain Maitland's eldest son left home for university he wrote regularly to him; funny, curmudgeonly letters chronicling their family life and giving Michael unsolicited and hopeless advice on everything from DIY to women. He never expected a reply - they were simply his way of continuing their relationship. What Iain didn't realise was that away from home his beloved boy was suffering from depression and anorexia. Only much later did it become apparent to Iain and his wife just how oblivious they had been, and for how very long.
Told through Iain's letters and the unfolding reality of Michael's situation, Dear Michael, Love Dad forces us to question how well we can ever truly know our loved ones, but most of all expresses the unbreakable bond between a father and son.