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Dear Tosh
- A Memoir
- Narrated by: Ninette Hartley
- Length: 4 hrs and 50 mins
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Dear Tosh
Narrated by:
Ninette Hartley
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Publisher's Summary
Dear Tosh is a memoir and is a mother's story of love, grief and acceptance.
Graffiti was Tosh's passion, and one slip, while out scouting for a site, cost him his life. For the 10th anniversary of his death, his mother writes him 27 letters, one for each year that he lived. She tells him things she did not have the chance to say when he was alive, talks about his childhood and teenage years, and brings him up to date with what has happened in the family since he left.
Going back 10 years, reliving the days around the fatal accident, she tells him what that time was like for her.
©2021 Ninette Hartley (P)2021 Ninette Hartley
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