Ebook {Epub PDF} Lost Found by Brooke Davis

Lost Found by Brooke Davis will bring tears to your eyes and also have you bent over in stitches laughing so hard. Just picture a red-haired little girl with red gumboots with two elderly people, a man and a woman plus a mannequin on a bus to Neverland in search of the little girl's mum.4/5(15). Lost Found is her first proper novel, and she was lucky to write it as part of a PhD at Curtin University in Perth, Western Australia. She still lives there (in Perth, not at university), and is sometimes allowed to work at a very nice bookshop nearby. Much to Brooke's surprise, Lost Found proved to be the buzz book of the London Book Fair/5().  · The most talked about book debut of !Lost Found is available from 24th June At seven years old, Millie Bird realises that everything is dying arou.

Fiction Lost Found BROOKE DAVIS Hachette, $ There is a reviewer's rule to be kind to first-time authors and Lost and Found is the debut novel of Brooke Davis. The theme is grief and. Lost Found. by Brooke Davis. Published: Kindle Edition: 0 pages. 0 members reading this now 8 clubs reading this now 0 members have read this book. Recommended to book clubs by 1 of 1 members. Lost Found will be adored by fans of The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry; The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared; and The Rosie Project. © Brooke Davis (P) Random House Audiobooks.

Her debut novel, Lost Found, was written as a PhD thesis on grief at Curtin University in Western Australia, a part of which was anthologized in Award Winning Australian Writing Brooke Davis attended Wilfrid Laurier University and has lived in Halifax but now makes Perth, Australia, her home. More Author Information. Lost Found is her first proper novel, and she was lucky to write it as part of a PhD at Curtin University in Perth, Western Australia. She still lives there (in Perth, not at university), and is sometimes allowed to work at a very nice bookshop nearby. Much to Brooke’s surprise, Lost Found proved to be the buzz book of the London Book Fair. The translation rights have since been sold into sixteen countries and major deals have been confirmed in the United States and Great Britain. Lost Found is her first proper novel, and she was lucky to write it as part of a PhD at Curtin University in Perth, Western Australia. She still lives there (in Perth, not at university), and is sometimes allowed to work at a very nice bookshop nearby. Much to Brooke's surprise, Lost Found proved to be the buzz book of the London Book Fair.