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  • CategoryFiction
  • LanguageEnglish
  • Pages320
  • Published2018
  • File size1.4 MB
  • FormatPDF
  • ISBN9781643852096

Key ideas from the book

  • Masha’s grief after a tragic event has kept her from moving forward.
  • Her friendship with Sally Red Shoes brings new possibilities into her life.
  • The story considers how friendship can help people reconnect with living.
  • It explores the chance of finding love and beginning again.
  • The novel addresses bereavement and cancer while retaining a sense of hope.

About The Wisdom of Sally Red Shoes by Ruth Hogan

After a tragic event twelve years earlier, Masha has become stuck in her grief. Her faithful dog Haizum and the quiet lanes of the town’s swimming pool offer comfort, but her life has all but stopped. An unexpected friendship with Sally Red Shoes, a mysterious woman known for her remarkable voice and plain speaking, begins to open up new possibilities.

Ruth Hogan’s novel explores bereavement, friendship, new love, and the possibility of starting again. It may appeal to readers looking for character-led fiction about human connection, eccentric personalities, and hope amid difficult subjects.

About Ruth Hogan

Ruth Hogan is a British novelist whose fiction often brings together eccentric characters, family secrets and unexpected connections. Her debut, *The Keeper of Lost Things* (2017), centres on the stories attached to misplaced objects. Her other novels include *Queenie Malone’s Paradise Hotel*, *The Wisdom of Sally Red Shoes* and *The Moon, the Stars and Madame Burova*. Across her work, Hogan returns to themes of loss, memory and the possibility of finding companionship and meaning in surprising…

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