Deborah Jenkins is a primary school teacher and the author of several heart-warming books and stories. Her novel Braver was shortlisted for the Writers' Guild of Great Britain Best First Novel Award and the Society of Authors ADCI Literary Prize. She has also published a novella, The Evenness of Things, and a collection of short stories, Winter Lights. Her short fiction has appeared in magazines and anthologies.Deborah also writes educational textbooks, as well as articles for the TES online and Guardian Weekend. She lives in Sussex and enjoys reading, walking, gardening, travel and good coffee. Find out more about Deborah by visiting her blog at https://www.stillwonderinghere.net or by finding her on Instagram at @deborah.jenkins.stillwondering.

'Beautifully and sensitively written...This is a brilliant book, and made me fall in love with short stories again' -Anne Booth, author of Small Miracles'Delightful and surprising... funny and sharp' -Fran Hill, author of Cuckoo in the Nest'Beautifully observed, warm-hearted and generous' -Sarah Jane Butler

Deborah Jenkins is a primary school teacher and the author of several heart-warming books and stories. Her novel Braver was shortlisted for the Writers' Guild of Great Britain Best First Novel Award and the Society of Authors ADCI Literary Prize. She has also published a novella, The Evenness of Things, and a collection of short stories, Winter Lights. Her short fiction has appeared in magazines and anthologies.Deborah also writes educational textbooks, as well as articles for the TES online and Guardian Weekend. She lives in Sussex and enjoys reading, walking, gardening, travel and good coffee. Find out more about Deborah by visiting her blog at https://www.stillwonderinghere.net or by finding her on Instagram at @deborah.jenkins.stillwondering.

'Beautifully and sensitively written...This is a brilliant book, and made me fall in love with short stories again' -Anne Booth, author of Small Miracles'Delightful and surprising... funny and sharp' -Fran Hill, author of Cuckoo in the Nest'Beautifully observed, warm-hearted and generous' -Sarah Jane Butler