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Bestselling sensation Jacqueline Wilson is back with an adult sequel to her beloved children's novel THE ILLUSTRATED MUM - pre-order now!Will Dolphin retrace old patterns - or illustrate her own?‘Sorry to wake you in the middle of the night, but we have a lady here who’s not very well. She says she’s called Marigold, Queen of the Sky?’Dolphin Westward spent her childhood as the supporting character in the story of her beautiful, wild, volatile mother Marigold. Now thirty-three, she’s painfully aware that not much has changed. She lives in a tiny bedsit, works in a tattoo shop by day and collects her illustrated mum from police stations by night. Dol yearns to climb out of the rut she is stuck in, but has no idea where to begin. Could gardener Lee and his daughter Ava be her chance for a wholesome family life? Or maybe a steamy romance with roguish actor Joel is just what she needs. And what about the offer from her sister Star, now a successful doctor, to move to Scotland and live with her young family?As the choices threaten to overwhelm her, will Dol fall into the role of extra in someone else’s story once again – or find the strength to forge a brand new path of her own?READERS ARE OBSESSED WITH JACQUELINE WILSON'S FIRST NOVEL FOR ADULTS, THINK AGAIN:'Jacqueline Wilson taps into the joys and pains of women everywhere. ' - Dawn O'Porter'I cannot stress enough how much I loved Think Again. ' - Holly Bourne'Think Again perfectly captures a woman at a turning point. I didn’t want it to end. ' - Katie Fforde'Think Again made me so so happy!' - 5 STAR reader review'A read-in-a-day comfort book' - Independent'Enchanting, moving, meaningful, fun' - Alice Winn'Beautifully told' - Guardian‘Warm and full of heart . . pure magic - Laura Kay'There's such a warmth to Wilson's writing . . a total joy' - Laura Pearson'I absolutely loved it. ' - 5-STAR Reader Review'Think Again is full of joy. . I stayed up until 2:30 am as I just HAD to finish it. ' - 5-STAR Reader Review'Such a delight!' - 5-STAR Reader Review Bestselling sensation Jacqueline Wilson is back with an adult sequel to her beloved children''s novel THE ILLUSTRATED MUM - pre-order now!Will Dolphin retrace old patterns - or illustrate her own?‘Sorry to wake you in the middle of the night, but we have a lady here who’s not very well. She says she’s called Marigold, Queen of the Sky?’Dolphin Westward spent her childhood as the supporting character in the story of her beautiful, wild, volatile mother Marigold. Now thirty-three, she’s painfully aware that not much has changed. She lives in a tiny bedsit, works in a tattoo shop by day and collects her illustrated mum from police stations by night. Dol yearns to climb out of the rut she is stuck in, but has no idea where to begin. Could gardener Lee and his daughter Ava be her chance for a wholesome family life? Or maybe a steamy romance with roguish actor Joel is just what she needs. And what about the offer from her sister Star, now a successful doctor, to move to Scotland and live with her young family?As the choices threaten to overwhelm her, will Dol fall into the role of extra in someone else’s story once again – or find the strength to forge a brand new path of her own?READERS ARE OBSESSED WITH JACQUELINE WILSON''S FIRST NOVEL FOR ADULTS, THINK AGAIN:''Jacqueline Wilson taps into the joys and pains of women everywhere. '' - Dawn O''Porter''I cannot stress enough how much I loved Think Again. '' - Holly Bourne''Think Again perfectly captures a woman at a turning point. I didn’t want it to end. '' - Katie Fforde''Think Again made me so so happy!'' - 5 STAR reader review''A read-in-a-day comfort book'' - Independent''Enchanting, moving, meaningful, fun'' - Alice Winn''Beautifully told'' - Guardian‘Warm and full of heart . . pure magic - Laura Kay''There''s such a warmth to Wilson''s writing . . a total joy'' - Laura Pearson''I absolutely loved it. '' - 5-STAR Reader Review''Think Again is full of joy. . I stayed up until 2:30 am as I just HAD to finish it. '' - 5-STAR Reader Review''Such a delight!'' - 5-STAR Reader Review