Cat Step
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Narrated by:
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Sofia Greenacre
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By:
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Alison Irvine
About this listen
She only left her daughter in the car for a minute; just a quick minute whilst she ran into the shop. She barely thought twice about making the decision, but it soon began to consume her every thought. And not just her thoughts, but those of every neighbour, police officer and social security worker in a 15-mile radius. But this is her child. Surely she knows best?
After she’d made the move to a small town in Scotland, the rolling hills and blustery beaches seemed to be the perfect backdrop for her and her four year-old daughter, Emily, to start again. It wasn’t always easy just the two of them, but Liz was sure that she could manage this time. And now this?
Sometimes, one mistake is all it takes to unravel everything. Cat Step is a lyrically sparse tale about judgement, intergenerational relationships, community, class and the expectations that we place on mothers. With sharp prose Alison Irvine has crafted a compassionate narrative that compels you to listen on.
©2020 Alison Irvine (P)2020 Bolinda PublishingWhat listeners say about Cat Step
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- 29-11-20
boring
She used to be a dancer, now she has a daughter and is a single parent, it constantly goes on about dance moves which I found really boring, there were way to many references to her child going to the the toilet ! which were quite gross. we really don't want to hear that much detail ! other than that the story was just ok.
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