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Julietta Henderson

    Julietta Henderson's literary voice is shaped by her formative years in the rainforests of North Queensland, where her passion for storytelling first took root. Her writing is enriched by a tapestry of diverse experiences, from guiding bicycle tours in Tuscany to nannying in the Italian Alps, imbuing her narratives with a worldly perspective. Henderson has a knack for capturing the essence of place and human connection, drawing readers into evocative settings. Her work often explores themes of belonging and discovery, reflecting a deep appreciation for cultural exploration and the search for home across different landscapes.

    The Funny Thing about Norman Foreman
    • The Funny Thing about Norman Foreman

      • 368 pages
      • 13 hours of reading

      What do you get when you cross a painfully awkward son, lofty comedic ambition and a dead best friend? Norman. Norman and Jax were a legendary comedic duo in waiting. They had a plan to take them all the way to the Edinburgh Fringe in just 5 years’ time. But when Jax dies before they turn twelve, Norman decides a tribute act for his best friend just can’t wait… so he rewrites their plan: 1. Look after mum 2. Find Dad 3. Get to the Edinburgh Fringe Sadie won’t win a mother of the year award anytime soon and not knowing exactly who her son’s father is isn’t topping her list of achievements. But if performing at the Fringe and finding his dad is what will help Norman through… they’re going to make it happen.

      The Funny Thing about Norman Foreman2021
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