Book giveaway: The Museum of You by Carys Bray. Post your feedback by 5 August for chance to win £100 Love2Shop Voucher!

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Clover is looking for answers. She is searching for them in her mother's belongings, a collection of things that she hopes will tell the full story of her mother, her father, and who she is going to be.

From Carys Bray, the award-winning author of A Song for Issy Bradley, comes a tender yet funny tale of love and loss. The Museum of You will surprise, make you cry but also delight.

We've got 50 copies of The Museum of You to give away to Mumsnetters to read and share their thoughts about it on this discussion thread. This giveaway ends on 20 June so apply now!

You don't have to win a free copy to take part in the discussion. Anyone who has read The Museum of You can post their feedback on this discussion thread. If you miss out on a free one, you can buy a copy. All who post feedback here before 5 August will be entered into a prize draw to win a £100 Love2shop voucher.

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very enjoyable :)

This looks like a really good read - I haven't had a chance to get a copy yet but it's on my list to borrow from the library.

Not my usual read but I really enjoyed the book.

Perfect read on a nice sunny day or two in the garden.

this book was such a charming read, there was a bit of everything from sadness to laughter. well worth a read.

I loved it, very moving.

I'm loving the style of writing :) Still reading though :)

I hadn't heard of the author before but thought i would give it a go and downloaded it on my kindle. It is beautifully written by a talented author. It shows true emotion and the powers and strengths between father and daughter, a lovely heart warming novel.

Haven't read this yet but I'll definitely consider it

Thank you mum sent for my free copy. I had not come across this author prior to receiving the book. I found the book excellent-it is probably the best book I have read in the last year, and certainly the best fictional work I have read for a long time which deals with the theme of grief and coping following a bereavement-the style of writing is engaging, humorous, sensitive and so authentic. The characters are beautifully portrayed. I look forward to reading more work by this author.