. . . it is thoughtful and considered. It's a hoot when it starts out and you'll fly through the first couple of chapters, which are written with verve and vigour. Neale uses prose and simply beautiful story-writing . . . It's an offbeat premise, but it's a highly effective way to investigate grief and grieving and its impact on a family. Neale explores each of the protagonists' reactions and viewpoints, never rushing and subtly emphasising that rarely is there a quick fix. . . . Billy Bird has been described as a "disarmingly frank exploration of parenthood", but it's much more than that. It's about life and death, marriage and parenting, and the importance of accepting there is never a "right way" to react to a situation, that sometimes things take time.
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