Have You Seen Ally Queen?

Ally Queen is feeling more alone than ever. Forced to move miles away from her closest friend, their deep and meaningfuls have been reduced to sporadic and unsatisfying texts.  

And Ally desperately needs a friend to confide in. Her mum is unwell, and the move to the country – which was meant to help things – seems to have made everything worse. On top of this, Ally is faced with the hardest challenge of all: starting over at a new school. 

As she struggles to come to terms with her new reality, Ally meets Rel, the annoying boy next door. But what starts as an infuriating addition to her troubles might just turn out to be the change in perspective she needs most. 

PRAISE FOR THE BOOK

‘a good accessible read for young adults.’ Books+Publishing

‘Terrific read …’ The Examiner

‘A great modern romance for teen readers.’ Sunday Times

‘Fitzpatrick should be commended for a sensitive story about the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder.’ The Australian

‘This is a great book for teenagers or the advanced younger reader.’ Cairns Post

‘Deb Fitzpatrick’s second novel for young adults is reminiscent of Aimee Said’s Finding Freia Lockhart but with a beach setting and there are definitely echoes of the wonderful Brigid Lowry.’ Magpies