Review:
Suspenseful and intriguing. --Sophie McKenzie
Secrets and mysteries abound in Anne-Marie Conway's haunting novel. --The Sunday Express
This gentle but gripping book is a tale of friendship and the paranormal and is perfect for fans of Cathy Cassidy and Karen McCombie. --Booktrust
Like the sun glinting on a butterfly's wing, there's both light and darkness in Anne-Marie Conway's outstanding novel...[Butterfly Summer] gets to the heart of childhood dilemmas whilst unravelling mysteries from the past. A terrific read for youngsters aged nine and over. --Lancashire Evening Post
This book does not try to lessen the impact of depression and loss, and weaves them into an incredibly moving and thrilling tale. The ending is both shocking and sad, and thoroughly satisfying. Highly recommended! --Carousel
What makes this one special is the brooding atmosphere of secrets waiting to be discovered, which builds like a gathering summer storm. --Books for Keeps
A gripping story which catches the importance of friendship even when there are dark, dark secrets. --Lovereading4kids
A gripping story for young teens. --Friends of the Earth
I adored this book... It was sad, gripping, touching, surprising, exciting and everything you could want from a great book. --What Lexie Loves
Conway drops clues deftly into the water with hardly a ripple reread this gently nostalgic mystery and you will be astonished at what you missed the first time. --The Jewish Chronicle
About the Author:
Anne-Marie Conway is a primary school teacher specialising in drama, but also runs her own children's theatre company, Full Circle. She lives in London with her husband, two young sons and two eccentric cats, Betty and Boo. Anne-Marie's first book, Phoebe Finds Her Voice, was shortlisted for the inaugural Times/Chicken House Children's Fiction Competition.
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