Kat Got Your Tongue - Softcover

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This is a story told in two voices - but by the same person. After Kat is involved in a terrible car accident, she wakes up with no idea who she is, and no memory of anything before the crash. Everyone around her is a stranger. She doesn't even recognise her mum, much less her friends from school - Poppy, Jade, and the mysterious Tina. Kat tries to cope with her amnesia, but there are so many mysteries about her life before the accident - and many of them are unsettling and worrying. It's not until she finds Kathy's diary that she understands the terrible secretive things that were going on in her previous life. Told in two voices, this incredible novel explores the damage amnesia can do to a family and friends, and how one girl reconciles her new personality to her old.

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A girl wakes up and doesn't know who she is.

'You're Kathy,' the doctors tell her. But the girl's never heard of Kathy, and the person in the mirror is a complete stranger.

Amnesia means you've forgotten your past. OK. Kat can cope with that. She can even coe with special classes in school and a mum who wishes her old daughter would come back.

But there's something about Kat that her old friends haven't forgotten. Or forgiven. Something awful . . . and no one will tell her what it is.

How do you know who to trust when you can't remember who your friends are?

From the award-winning author of Child X, Missing Abbey and Breakfast at Sadie's

Cover design/illustration by Tracey Hurst/Jerry Paris