“Oh, Caddy," said Saffron miserably. "I know. It's awful. But I'm going. We all should." "It will be so sad." "You have to be sad sometimes," said Caddy. "Whatever Dad says. He may be right. Granddad probably had totally lost his marbles, but I am still sad and I'm still going to the funeral. I shall be as unhappy as I like and I shall where black.”
Saffy's Angel is a poignant narrative that delves into the emotional journey of a young girl who discovers the profound impact of love and loss in her life. The story is told from Saffy's perspective, offering a unique and tender look at the complexities of human emotions and the enduring power of memory. more
Hilary McKay is a renowned British children's writer, born on June 12, 1959. Her works are known for their delicate emotional portrayal and rich imagination, primarily focusing on children's literature. more
“We feel most alive when we are closest to death.”