A forgotten Victorian children’s book helped me grieve my father

1er août 2026 | Chris Townsend
The stories in Mrs Leicester’s School, written by a woman who killed her own mother, were suffused with grief, and finally triggered mine as I was teaching a class of students When my dad went into hospital for what would be the final time, shortly before Christmas last year, I had been (…)
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