‘If you feel you’re not in the target group of this book, read it anyway. Inky’s Choice: 3 reasons to read The Flywheel ‘I felt every flutter and embarrasment that Delilah does in the presence of the utterly crush-worthy Rosa Barea.’ ‘It doesn’t matter if you’re gay or straight, it’s got what I love in novels great characters, relationships, a strong funny voice and a great sense of place.’ Winner of The Ampersand Project, Gough’s book is tough and textured, and it doesn’t shy away from exploring the acute awkwardness that comes with trusting your true self to others.’ Her mother’s out of the picture, her father is mending his shattered heart overseas, while Del attempts to go to school and manage the family cafe – and she’s in love with Rosa. ‘Most 17-year-olds crave independence, but in Erin Gough’s authentic and tender debut novel, Flywheel (Hardie Grant), Del (Delilah) finds herself overwhelmed. Read more of this review at The Tales Compendium The Flywheel was one of these books for me.’ ‘Every now and then a book comes along and leaves you with an indescribable bubble of excitement that you don’t know how to express but you just want everyone else to experience.
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