Binny for Short: Book 1
When not writing Hilary loves walking, reading, and having friends to stay. This field is required. This is an uplifting story about an eccentric family encased in chaos, but also full of intense warmth and loyalty. Read more about Saffy's Angel. Read more about Wishing for Tomorrow. Search the site Search term is required. Home Books B Binny for Short.
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Name Please enter your first name only. Location Please enter your location, but not an exact address. Share this page with your friends. More books like this. Hilary McKay This is an uplifting story about an eccentric family encased in chaos, but also full of intense warmth and loyalty.
Wishing for Tomorrow Author: But Max is still lost in the past, and it seems impossible that she'll ever find him again This is Book 1 in the Binny Series. See all Binny books here. She lives in a small village in Derbyshire with her family.
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Binny for Short Book 1
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Book 1 Hilary McKay https: She has such a gift for observation, understanding, warmth and wit in her writing. This is a book that feels like coming home. Binny is a character that readers can aspire to be like.
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They get into your head and pull you in to their story, their lives. And then, without your realising it, your lives have become intertwined and you look up from the book, unsure as to what is real and what is written. McKay is a truly gifted storyteller and she invites you inside the world of Binny and her family through a brilliantly delivered dual narrative.