Books by Emma Henderson
Grace Williams Says It Loud
by Emma Henderson
This is a fantastically weird subject for a book. It’s about a girl called Grace who is born with birth defects and then gets polio, which leaves her with a useless arm, which she takes to calling Nelson. She is put into an institution and visited occasionally by her family. It’s set in 1950s Britain.
Interviews where books by Emma Henderson were recommended
The best books on The Best Debut Novels of 2010, recommended by Rosie Blau
2010 Man Booker Judge selects Tom Connolly’s The Spider Truces and Amy Sackville’s The Still Point among her five choices; she says they are “old-fashioned books” about the way in which our families define us
