The Boy Who Played Guitar: "Perfect for fans of David Nicholls and Jojo Moyes"

The Boy Who Played Guitar: "Perfect for fans of David Nicholls and Jojo Moyes"

by Nikki Owen

250 pages· 2012
About
What do you do when life hits a rut? Stuck in a failing secondary school in Cheltenham, ageing Assistant Principal, Dan McClean, is fed up. His 16-year old pupils won’t learn; the school's changing to an Academy; his wife can’t have a baby; and his middle is growing faster than Facebook. So when one day the school Principal tells Dan to get his pupils’ grades up or they’re off the higher exam paper, Dan hits on an idea: he’ll start a school choir. But what Dan doesn’t know is that by setting up the choir, he’s starting down a road where life will never quite be the same again.

From columnist and author, Nikki Owen, a heart-warming, poignant tale of courage, loss and what it really means to discover what life is truly all about.

“A flowing story…that had me giggling in places and crying in others” (FacE-Bookers)

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