Take a photo of a barcode or cover
chryscurl 's review for:
The Funny Thing about Norman Foreman
by Julietta Henderson
Absolutely wonderful. There's a fabulous balance between heartwarming and gut wrenching, with an all encompassing gentle humour.
The narrative is split between Norman; 12 years old, budding straight man who is bereft when his best friend, and partner in comedic crime dies. And Sadie; self depreciating mother of Norman who repeatedly brought me to tears with her lack of self worth.
I laughed and I cried at their adventures. I love the characters that we meet along the way and the development in our protagonists.
The narrative is split between Norman; 12 years old, budding straight man who is bereft when his best friend, and partner in comedic crime dies. And Sadie; self depreciating mother of Norman who repeatedly brought me to tears with her lack of self worth.
I laughed and I cried at their adventures. I love the characters that we meet along the way and the development in our protagonists.