Other editions of book Nothing Ever Stays the Same

‘I don’t want you going to rock concerts Sandi... especially on your own. You are not going! End of!’But this concert was important! This was Sandi’s father’s concert – her father, Jack Harland, the well-known musician! Why shouldn’t she go? Why did her mother keep her away from anything to do with music? Music was her life! Sandi’s parents had divorced when she was a small child, and she had grown up living happily with her grandparents, who encouraged the amazing musical talent she had inherited from her father. But then Gran was taken ill…And when Sandi had to go and live with her mother – who hated music – her life was turned upside-down! Could her mother’s decisions mean the end of all her ambitions?Peggy Burns has written 33 books for children and adults. This was her first book written especially for teenagers; the second, The Splitting Image of Rosie Brown, was first published by Lion Publishing – and is also available on Kindle!