The Collected Regrets of Clover

Mikki Brammer is an Australian journalist currently based in New York. She spent her childhood in Tasmania surrounded by a flock of quirky great aunts and uncles who instilled her with a passion for adventure curiosity and storytelling. She has spent the past nine years writing about design architecture and art for publications including <i>Architectural Digest</i> <i>Dwell</i> and <i>Lonely</i> <i>Planet</i>. <i>The Collected Regrets of Clover</i> is her first novel. <p><b>Clover Brooks has forgotten how to live.</b><br><br>It might be because she spends her time caring for people in their final days working as a death doula in New York City.<br><br>Or it might be because she has a regret of her own - one she can't bring herself to let go of.<br><br>But then she meets Claudia: a feisty old woman who has one last wish . . .<br><br>As Clover begins a new adventure will she remember how to live her own big beautiful life?</p> <b>A beautiful uplifting novel about unexpected friendship a decades-old love story and finding the courage to live your best life</b> <b>I fell in love with Clover and cheered when she finally realised that comfort zones are designed to be stepped out of</b> <b>It made me want to pack up my things and move somewhere abroad . . . Beautiful poignant and the literary antidote to when life feels a little stationary</b> <b>Charming delightful and quietly powerful . . . this will warm your heart and change your life</b> This book will be one that I remember for a long time and it's a story that we can all learn something from <b>This lovely and sweetly satisfying novel [is] engaging and accessible...Brammer's take on death and grieving is profound enough to feel genuinely instructional</b>