Bøger af Andrew Rees

Oburoni symbolises the sense of individuality, of being different yet warmly accepted in a land far from home. It shows the impact of relocation and adaptability. Change pervades some of the stories: Brian and Pat's new home, Trish' s search for a new job, Tom's purchase, and Frank's chess skills. Life involves family, whether watching a favourite TV program, welcoming long lost relatives, or seeking a beloved son which feature in others. Reflections on the winding path of life appear with the students' first assignment, and the Sonia's long journey. All these different themes and backgrounds peak in the joy of New Year celebrations.

'Touchpoints' refers to the spark of familiarity generated when we read a story that rings true of our own experience. It covers feelings about the weather, holidays, childhood memories, captivity, setbacks, farewells, grief and devastation. Some carry the warmth of pleasant memories, others the mental pain of harshness and finality in life. Each story has its own set of experiences and associated emotions that confirm our empathy with life's serious and light hearted sides.