A Year without Autumn

Lancashire SLS Fantastic Book Awards, 2013

Paperback / ISBN-13: 9781444003215

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If you could see into the future – would you look?

Jenni Green doesn’t have a choice. On her way to visit her best friend, Autumn, Jenni suddenly finds she’s been transported exactly one year forward in time.

Now she discovers that in the year that’s gone by, tragedy has struck and her friendship with Autumn will never be the same again. But what caused the tragedy? How did Jenni skip a year? And can she find her way back to the past to try to change what lies ahead?

With humour – and her customary light touch – the author of the EMILY
WINDSNAP books plays a fascinating game with time, and explores the
changes that take place in friendships and families in the aftermath of a
disaster.

Reviews

It is a brilliant family evocation as well as a thought provoking and intruiging good read
SCHOOL LIBRARIAN
I was so enthralled, it didn't take me very long at all to finish this one ... a simple, quick and enjoyable read.
STEPPING OUT OF THE PAGE
A thoroughly enjoyable, absorbing story full of twists and turns with some heart stopping moments
Primary Teacher
I liked Liz Kessler's pacey compelling style ... and the skilful way in which she places her timeslip device so carefully in moder life that it seems surprisingly plausible
SCHOOL LIBRARIAN
Deftly told and haunting
Jewish Chronicle
Absolutely gripping
Good Book Guide
A book of heartache and humour ... written with wit and passion
Waterstone's Books Quarterly
A brilliant family evocation as well as a thought provoking and intriguing good read
School Librarian Winter 2011
Absolutely gripping!
THE GOOD BOOK GUIDE
A gripping and satisfying read
Hack Writers
A gripping and compelling tale of friendship and adventure ... a life changing read
School Librarian
This is an amazing book, I really liked it because the characterisation is amazing - you can really imagine what they all look like, you can feel Jenni's fear, her happiness and what it's like to have your world turned upside down.
Rebecca Renwick, Forrester High, TEEN TITLES
A thoughtful book that tackles big questions
Cornwall Life
This is a fantastic book ... most of all you won't want to stop reading
Molly, aged 12, Anorak Magazine