Early one morning, Isabel and her eleven-year-old daughter River are walking across Regents Park when they come across a distraught-looking man sitting on a bench. They ask him if he's OK, but he doesn't know the answer. In fact he doesn't know the answer to any of their questions - he doesn't even know his name. Urged on by her daughter, Isabel takes the man to hospital and hopes that will be the end of it. But when the tests show there's nothing physically wrong w... >Voir plus
Cette histoire aussi touchante que mystérieuse m'a happée dès les premières pages. Virginia Macgregor a le don de faire voyager ses lecteurs au coeur même de l'âme humaine. À lire !
River saw hummingbirds on "Animal planet" (...) and she loved how their feathers were like rainbows and how they moved all the time. The presenter said that hummingbirds can beat their wings fifty times a second. River thought about how unfair it is that she always gets in trouble for moving around too much while hummingbirds get to flutter and fidget as much as they like and people don't criticise them -- they just think they're beautiful.