Haven't Stopped Dancing Yet - Tapa blanda

A truely gorgeous book unhackneyed, genuinely touching. Read it if you have any taste at all. This is chick lit at its finest - Minx A wonderfully upbeat story celebrating optimism and friendship; Perera's love for the London of her childhood is completely infectious - The Express - Alex Mitchell A beautifully told tale of the girls' struggle to take control of their futures - Company Lively first novel. Perera writes winningly about budding young girls, and recalls the feel-good innocence of the 19702 with brio - Independent on Sunday There is a warmth and tenderness towards all the characters in this optimistic, entertaining story - Sunday Mirror There is a warmth and tenderness towards all the characters in this optimistic, entertaining story - Sunday Mirror

London in the 1960s. Four little girls have swallowed the dream that they can be anyone and anything, from Grace Kelly to the sole owner of that morning's gobstopper. This is the story of Mala and her gang, of London and growing up, of toys and boys, tears and fears, love and loss.