Who Framed Klaris Cliff? - Softcover

An intriguing subject for a children's novel and one handled with invention in Nikki Sheehan's debut novel... the book has pertinent things to say about the need for imagination in the modern world... revealing and touching. (Martin Chilton, The Telegraph)

This is a remarkably engaging, original and moving debut novel, posing important questions about imagination, isolation and grief, yet the author handles her material with such a witty, light touch... I loved it. (Sally Morris, The Daily Mail)

A rather clever idea, deftly executed. (Herald Scotland)

Sheehan's book is as thought-provoking as it is moving. (Eleanor Tucker, The Guardian)

It teaches you to fight for what you believe in and not give up. (Becky Allen, Booktuation (Blog))

A very poignant and thought-provoking read (Fiona Bradbury, Books and Enchantment)

Read this book if you like quirky, unusual novels. (Bookworm 1408 (reader review), The Guardian)

This is a remarkably engaging, original and moving debut novel... If Sheehan has more of this quality to offer, she'll be an exciting novelist for the future. I loved it. (Sally Morris, Daily Mail)

This is a warm, amusing and enthusiastic book with some thoughtful overtones. Strongly recommended. (Martin Axford, The School Librarian)

The storyline was surprising and interesting; I felt involved throughout. (Teen Titles)

People used to call them 'friends' and said how they were good for your brain. And then a day came when all that changed . . . when they became our enemy.

Now, anyone found harbouring a rogue imaginary person is in for the Cosh, an operation that fries your imagination and zaps whatever's in there, out of existence.

That's why I wish Klaris Cliff had never shown up. And why I know that proving her innocence is the last hope I have of saving myself.

Funny, quirky, and intriguing. This is a gripping read.