Friday S Child
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Friday's Child
In 2004, Jessica Palmer died suddenly of septicaemia, just six days after giving birth to her second child. Distraught, her husband Ben struggled to comprehend his loss and to care for their two young children. It later came to light that Jessica's condition can usually be easily detected and prevented but in this case nothing was done until it was too late. Ben and his family successfully sued the NHS for negligence in 2007. This is Ben's heartbreaking story of dealing with his grief while raising two small children as a single parent. As he tries to accept the idea of life without his beloved wife, he battles shock, grief, despair and guilt, before finally finding hope in the future, thanks to the love and support of his friends and family. It is a devastating story of living with a cruel and needless loss.
Friday's Child
This emotionally taut play is set in Northern Ireland, amidst the current struggle between British and Irish, pacifist and agitator, Catholic and Protestant. The political and personal decisions demanded of thriteen-year-old Tom are complex, and the competition for Tom's loyalty becomes a fight for his life.
Friday's Child
Author: Claire Gerrard
language: en
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
Release Date: 2017-10-13
What if you stumbled across a portal to another world? Would you risk entering? This is the dilemma Friday, our young heroine, faces in a quirky and enchanting faery tale. Friday is an extraordinary child, and nothing is quite as it seems in the magical world she shares with a delightfully eccentric cast of memorable characters. Courage, compassion, creativity, resourcefulness, acceptance of gifts, and differences are some of the lessons learned, with deeper meaningful threads of eco awareness and spirituality woven into the fabric of this compelling, unique, and richly author-illustrated story.