Ebook {Epub PDF} The View on the Way Down by Rebecca Wait

Rebecca Wait | Author. Author of ‘The View on the Way Down’ (), ‘The Followers’ () and ‘Our Fathers’ (). Rebecca Wait grew up in the Oxfordshire countryside and read English at Oxford University. She lives in London, where alongside writing she teaches in a secondary school. The View on the Way Down [Wait, Rebecca] on www.doorway.ru *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The View on the Way Down/5().  · The View on the Way Down by Rebecca Wait – review This story of sibling relationships meets the challenges of writing about mental illness with an illuminating insight into depressionEstimated Reading Time: 4 mins.

The View On The Way Down is a solid stars, rounded up because Rebecca Wait was able to make me begin to understand depression and its many repercussions. The opening scene of a happy family enjoying a day at the beach shifts abruptly to what has become of that same fractured family five years after the suicide of older son Kit. About Rebecca Wait. Rebecca Wait has been writing for as long as she can remember and has won numerous prizes for short stories and plays. She wrote The View on the Way Down in the evenings whilst working as a teaching assistant. The Followers is her second novel. Rebecca lives in London. Love this post? Click here to subscribe. The View on the Way Down. Author: Rebecca Wait Format: Paperback Release Date: 10/04/ Emma used to have two brothers, but five years ago Kit died and on the day of his funeral Jamie left home and never came back. Their parents never talk about what happened. But now Emma is older she is beginning to ask questions - and she's never given up.

About The View on the Way Down. An astonishing and powerfully moving debut novel. This novel will open your eyes and break your heart. It is the story of Emma’s two brothers – the one who died five years ago and the one who left home on the day of the funeral and has not returned since. ‘The View on the Way Down is written with great sympathy and an aching tenderness. Rebecca Wait’s evocative storytelling is alive to the tragedies and miracles of everyday life, illuminating the gray area between protecting and deceiving the ones we love.’ ~ Laura Harrington, author of Alice Bliss. Rebecca Wait has been writing for as long as she can remember and has won numerous prizes for short stories and plays. She wrote The View on the Way Down in the evenings whilst working as a teaching assistant. The Followers is her second novel. Rebecca lives in London.