Parson's House

Although Cadell ostensibly writes love stories, what she does best is friendship. This book celebrates friendship in all its forms, from the reunion of old school friends to their friendship with the eccentric and elderly neighbour. The haunted house is a lovely touch. Is it, or is it not haunted by a troubling ghost who rejects unwanted tenants, while welcoming the family. The Indian family, a frequent Cadell trope, hovers round the edges, but never really com into their own, and I wished the two children were more developed, but this was a pleasing version of several of her more fun themes.

Because they were in the acrylic pouring section i wrongly presumed they would be a decent size. Far to small for purpose