Always Here for You

14-year-old Holly is lonely. Holly's parents are never around after Gran's Crisis and best friend Amy has moved across the Atlantic to Canada, loved-up with her new boyfriend, Gabe. Holly has no-one to hang out with at school apart from moody Ellen and misfit Tim - Madison and the 'bezzies' barely notice her. Home alone in Brighton with no-one to talk to, Holly is at rock bottom. That is, unless she finds Jay. Caring, funny and with so much in common, Jay is the perfect guy - they chat online, but Holly knows to be careful, she's heard the horror stories. As they grow closer and closer, chatting with Jay is all that makes Holly happy. Mum and Dad's rows get more intense and Amy's radio silence continues - the only one who understands is Jay. As Holly lets her guard down, is Jay all he seems? Is Holly in too deep? And is it too late?Always Here For You is an unforgettable novel from acclaimed poet, novelist and special needs educator, Miriam Halahmy. A novel from a special needs educator and novelist Halahmy. Halahmy has worked with refugees in schools as well as workshops led for PEN. A novel shedding light on thesignificant and current issue of online grooming. For fans of Holly Bourne and Alice Oseman. Supported by a full marketing campaignincluding point of sale material, school signings, national newspaper reviews and literary festivals. ReviewsKeren DavidA chilling read full of suspenseSaffia Farr, Editor, JUNO MagazineTruly gripping. WRD Magazine A must-read of our times. Angela Kiverstein A heart-stopping portrayal. Essential reading for teens and parents of teens - this book may well save lives. Penny Joelson A crucial read - current and compelling. Emma Suffield, SLA UK School Librarian of the Year 2018Poignant, powerful and educational. Lucas Maxwell, Portable Magic DispenserImpossible to put down. From Bee With Love A very important book. Beth Farrar, Kooth Content Creator Brilliant and heartbreaking, informative and gripping. Fallen Star Stories Compelling, insightful and urgently important. A Beautiful Chaos A poignant book with a very important message for teens. Motherhood: The Real Deal A must read for all parents. My Chestnut Reading Tree Incredibly well crafted. Sarah Churchill An important reminder about online safety for a generation that often takes the validity of their online relationships for granted.

14-year-old Holly is lonely. Holly's parents are never around after Gran's Crisis and best friend Amy has moved across the Atlantic to Canada, loved-up with her new boyfriend, Gabe. Holly has no-one to hang out with at school apart from moody Ellen and misfit Tim - Madison and the 'bezzies' barely notice her. Home alone in Brighton with no-one to talk to, Holly is at rock bottom. That is, unless she finds Jay. Caring, funny and with so much in common, Jay is the perfect guy - they chat online, but Holly knows to be careful, she's heard the horror stories. As they grow closer and closer, chatting with Jay is all that makes Holly happy. Mum and Dad's rows get more intense and Amy's radio silence continues - the only one who understands is Jay. As Holly lets her guard down, is Jay all he seems? Is Holly in too deep? And is it too late?Always Here For You is an unforgettable novel from acclaimed poet, novelist and special needs educator, Miriam Halahmy. A novel from a special needs educator and novelist Halahmy. Halahmy has worked with refugees in schools as well as workshops led for PEN. A novel shedding light on thesignificant and current issue of online grooming. For fans of Holly Bourne and Alice Oseman. Supported by a full marketing campaignincluding point of sale material, school signings, national newspaper reviews and literary festivals. ReviewsKeren DavidA chilling read full of suspenseSaffia Farr, Editor, JUNO MagazineTruly gripping. WRD Magazine A must-read of our times. Angela Kiverstein A heart-stopping portrayal. Essential reading for teens and parents of teens - this book may well save lives. Penny Joelson A crucial read - current and compelling. Emma Suffield, SLA UK School Librarian of the Year 2018Poignant, powerful and educational. Lucas Maxwell, Portable Magic DispenserImpossible to put down. From Bee With Love A very important book. Beth Farrar, Kooth Content Creator Brilliant and heartbreaking, informative and gripping. Fallen Star Stories Compelling, insightful and urgently important. A Beautiful Chaos A poignant book with a very important message for teens. Motherhood: The Real Deal A must read for all parents. My Chestnut Reading Tree Incredibly well crafted. Sarah Churchill An important reminder about online safety for a generation that often takes the validity of their online relationships for granted.