I'm the King of the Castle Parenting Book of the Year Award (1998) delineates the painful paradoxes of

delineates the painful paradoxes of metamorphosis with compelling precision' GUARDIAN

Juggling a high-powered job with motherhood is not easy and when she finds herself without childcare she sends an SOS to her sister Helen

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he has one last chance for salvation

Nana's story explores the wonder and thrill of life's unexpected detours

I'm the King of the Castle Parenting Book of the Year Award (1998) delineates the painful paradoxes ofI'm the King of the Castle is Susan Hill's spellbinding novel of childhood cruelty. With an introduction by Esther Freud. Susan Hill's I'm King of the Castle was first published in 1970. Telling the story of two boys forced to live together by their widowed parents, it is a chilling portrayal of childhood cruelty and persecution, of parental blindness and of our own ambivalence to what are supposed to be the happiest days of our lives. 'Hill's