Miles Lawson

"Miles Lawson, or, the Yews" by Bitha Lloyd is a poignant exploration of youth and loss, navigating the complexities of death and grief through the lens of juvenile fiction. This timeless story delicately approaches the difficult subject of mortality, offering a glimpse into the emotional landscape of young people confronting bereavement.

Originally published as "Miles Lawson," this meticulously prepared edition preserves the author's original text, allowing readers to experience the story as it was first intended. Lloyd's work resonates with enduring themes of sorrow and resilience, offering comfort and understanding to those grappling with similar experiences. A powerful and affecting read, "Miles Lawson" remains a relevant and insightful portrayal of the human condition, seen through the eyes of youth.

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