Lizzie’s Leaving

Lizzie’s Leaving by Joan Lingard is a First Edition published by Hamish Hamilton in 1995. This juvenile fiction novel, comprising 171 pages, explores the life of Lizzie, who is frustrated with her messy home and chaotic family dynamics. When her biological father invites her to stay with him, she eagerly accepts, only to discover that he may not be the hero she envisioned.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of family and identity as Lizzie navigates her relationships with her mother, step-father, and half-sister, Alice. The story captures her journey of self-discovery and the complexities of familial bonds, offering insights into the challenges faced by young individuals in turbulent home environments. This edition is presented in English and measures approximately 8.74 by 5.39 inches, making it a suitable addition to any young reader’s collection.
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Lizzie lives with her mother, step-father and half-sister Alice and is fed up with her messy home and chaotic family. When her real father asks her to stay with him she jumps at the chance but soon realises that he isn’t quite the hero she had thought him/
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