Helena Duggan is a children's author, graphic designer and illustrator from Kilkenny, a medieval town in Ireland, which was the inspiration for A Place Called Perfect. She writes in a treehouse built by her husband Robbie and his brother in the bottom of their garden. She lives in a small house with Robbie, their daughters Jo and Bobbie and dog Tinker.

Set against a superbly imagined dystopian world, and full of Duggan's now trademark humour, intrigue, quirkiness and thrilling adventures, this is the last fantastic chapter of a thought-provoking and excitingly imaginative series, full of challenging ideas, fantasy and gripping twists and turns, and a timely reminder of the real-life fragility of our planet.

Helena Duggan is a children's author, graphic designer and illustrator from Kilkenny, a medieval town in Ireland, which was the inspiration for A Place Called Perfect. She writes in a treehouse built by her husband Robbie and his brother in the bottom of their garden. She lives in a small house with Robbie, their daughters Jo and Bobbie and dog Tinker.

Set against a superbly imagined dystopian world, and full of Duggan's now trademark humour, intrigue, quirkiness and thrilling adventures, this is the last fantastic chapter of a thought-provoking and excitingly imaginative series, full of challenging ideas, fantasy and gripping twists and turns, and a timely reminder of the real-life fragility of our planet.

Helena Duggan is a children's author, graphic designer and illustrator from Kilkenny, a medieval town in Ireland, which was the inspiration for A Place Called Perfect. She writes in a treehouse built by her husband Robbie and his brother in the bottom of their garden. She lives in a small house with Robbie, their daughters Jo and Bobbie and dog Tinker.

Set against a superbly imagined dystopian world, and full of Duggan's now trademark humour, intrigue, quirkiness and thrilling adventures, this is the last fantastic chapter of a thought-provoking and excitingly imaginative series, full of challenging ideas, fantasy and gripping twists and turns, and a timely reminder of the real-life fragility of our planet.