Brenton Cullen (3 results)

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. When a lonely boys mission to save his grandmother goes viral, it sparks a movement that reshapes his country town and everyone in it. Ten-year-old Wren has always felt invisible. Mum is busy working two jobs, his brother has his own life, and at school, Wren hides in the library with the books his grandmother taught him to love. Grandma is the only person who truly sees him until she has a stroke and is forced to move away to a nursing home in the city. Lonelier than ever, Wren writes to the Prime Minister for help. When no reply comes, his small act of hope takes on a life of its own and Wren discovers he isnt the only one who feels forgotten. As his town rallies around him, Wren learns that real solutions dont come from politicians, but from the people who call the town home. A moving story about isolation, connection, and how one quiet voice can make a difference echoing the warmth of Old Peoples Home for 4 Year Olds and the emotional honesty of Asters Good, Right Things. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. When a lonely boys mission to save his grandmother goes viral, it sparks a movement that reshapes his country town and everyone in it. Ten-year-old Wren has always felt invisible. Mum is busy working two jobs, his brother has his own life, and at school, Wren hides in the library with the books his grandmother taught him to love. Grandma is the only person who truly sees him until she has a stroke and is forced to move away to a nursing home in the city. Lonelier than ever, Wren writes to the Prime Minister for help. When no reply comes, his small act of hope takes on a life of its own and Wren discovers he isnt the only one who feels forgotten. As his town rallies around him, Wren learns that real solutions dont come from politicians, but from the people who call the town home. A moving story about isolation, connection, and how one quiet voice can make a difference echoing the warmth of Old Peoples Home for 4 Year Olds and the emotional honesty of Asters Good, Right Things. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. When a lonely boys mission to save his grandmother goes viral, it sparks a movement that reshapes his country town and everyone in it. Ten-year-old Wren has always felt invisible. Mum is busy working two jobs, his brother has his own life, and at school, Wren hides in the library with the books his grandmother taught him to love. Grandma is the only person who truly sees him until she has a stroke and is forced to move away to a nursing home in the city. Lonelier than ever, Wren writes to the Prime Minister for help. When no reply comes, his small act of hope takes on a life of its own and Wren discovers he isnt the only one who feels forgotten. As his town rallies around him, Wren learns that real solutions dont come from politicians, but from the people who call the town home. A moving story about isolation, connection, and how one quiet voice can make a difference echoing the warmth of Old Peoples Home for 4 Year Olds and the emotional honesty of Asters Good, Right Things. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…