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Disclaimer: A Physical Copy was provided via Simon and Schuster India in exchange for an honest review. The Thoughts, opinions & feelings expressed in the review are therefore, my own.

Oh this was a beautiful and delightful as well as heartwarming celebration of familial love, acceptance and the joy of family, no matter how unconventional it may be!

Told in the voice of young Archie - who believes that adults don’t give him the c edit he deserves. He knows that there is something wrong with his parents. They aren’t in love with each other anymore & there is something seriously wrong because his father has not been living with them, and neither has he missed how much his parents have now been fighting with each other, say every time they are in the same room together.

While he absolutely and totally is against eavesdropping; it was the only way he could have found what actually happened between his parents and he does. And he doesn’t know what to do when he actually does find out what exactly happened to change everything.

To be fair, all Archie wants his parents back - not how they were with each other, but how they made him feel. So, to get his family back; to get his Dad back and to understand him - him and his wonderful friends hatch a plan; to attend the London LGBTAIQ+ Pride Parade.


This was the EXACTLY the feel good, wonderful make me happy book I needed and trust me, you need it to! A middle grade fiction that’s all about acceptance, love, faith and loyalty for the people you love; even if there are times you may not understand them anymore.

If you never read Middle Grade Fiction then this is the PERFECT READ for you to introduce yourself to this genre.
If you read Middle Grade Fiction; then YOU CANNOT MISS this beauty - A MUST for your TBR ♥️



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