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What the critics say

No one in children's literature brings more insight to the modern family
- Independent

Find out how this gutsy character deals with some very difficulat situations while lovingly caring for her siblings in this engrossing read
- Primary Times

Parents may not always love her gritty subject matter but Wilson's young fans certainly do and they won't be disappointed by her latest
- Sunday Express

Lily Alone follows the story of Lily and her sisters Mliss and Pixie who are left alone when their mum goes to Spain on a holiday with her boyfriend. It is a simple but interesting book, ideal for girls ages seven to 11.
- Womens Way (EIRE)

Another gritty insight into dysfunctional family life.
- Surrey Advertiser Series

As usual Wilson's style of writing is down to earth, realistic, occasionally sad, but most importantly reaches out and touches the hearts of young readers, serving as a good introduction to problems many individuals in society face.
- South Wales Argus

I like this book because it makes you feel like your actually there. I also love Jacqueline Wilson books. It also gives some advice how to look after your little brothers and sisters. I like it because it describes people and places really well to make you feel like you're there.
- Evening Telegraph