Moving on
Moving On by Kevin Lewis, published by Michael Joseph on February 3, 2005, is an engaging continuation of his earlier work, The Kid. This edition, comprising 272 pages, presents Lewis’s journey as he navigates the complexities of writing his novel, securing a book deal with Penguin, and managing the intense media attention that follows. The narrative delves into the reactions of his family members, particularly his parents, Gloria and Dennis, as well as insights from friends, teachers, and foster parents who have played significant roles in his past.
In this sequel, Lewis reflects on his experiences and the impact of his story on those around him. He addresses ongoing concerns about the welfare system, particularly in light of his sister’s children being taken into care, and shares his aspirations for the future. The book explores themes related to family relationships, parenting, and the challenges of overcoming a difficult upbringing. Through his candid storytelling, Lewis provides readers with a deeper understanding of his life and the dynamics that shape it.
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A sequel to THE KID, where Kevin Lewis takes us through his journey of writing the novel, securing the book deal with Penguin and facing the enormous press interest.
He also takes us through the reactions of his various family members, most importantly his parents, Gloria and Dennis – both of whom he has meetings in the book. He tells us of the reactions from family, friends, from teachers and foster parents who tried to help him in the past, and who have made contact after reading the book.
And he also touches on his concerns about the welfare system even now, as the 5 children of one of his sister’s are taken into care and almost handed straight into the arms of Gloria.
And lastly, he touches on his plans and hopes for the future – his ambitions to move on from his terrible beginnings and really make something of his life.
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