He does not know where he is.
But he knows the games.
A playground stretches out before him.
Children run. Voices call. Laughter drifts across the air.
At first, it feels safe.
Familiar, even.
But something is not right.
The rules keep changing.
The games move too fast.
Faces blur before they can be held onto.
Names slip away just as they begin to form.
Time doesn’t behave the way it should.
Moments repeat. Others vanish completely.
And somewhere beneath it all, a quiet fear begins to grow.
As his world begins to unravel, one thing remains constant a soft hand, a steady presence, guiding him through the confusion, through the noise, through the parts that no longer make sense.
But how long can you hold onto something…
when everything else is slipping away?
In The Mind Of A Child’s Playground is a haunting and deeply emotional work of literary fiction a psychological and character-driven story that explores memory, identity, and loss. Perfect for readers drawn to emotional novels, psychological fiction, and stories that stay with you long after the final page.
A powerful and unforgettable journey through a changing mind…
and the quiet truth of what remains.
Stuart Wheeler is a UK-based writer whose work focuses on memory, identity, and the emotional connections that define us.
His debut novel, In The Mind Of A Child’s Playground, draws on personal experience to explore a world where reality shifts and understanding fades, but feeling remains. Written in a distinctive and immersive voice, the book offers a deeply human perspective on change, confusion, and the enduring power of connection.
Stuart writes with a focus on emotional truth, creating stories that aim to stay with readers long after the final page.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. He does not know where he is.But he knows the games.What if the mind, in losing itself, returned to the place where it was most alive?In The Mind Of A Child's Playground is a novel unlike anything I have written. A story from family experince told entirely from within, where confusion becomes a childhood game, familiar faces drift in and out of focus, and one presence remains constant through all of it.Watching our father move through this condition. The voice shifts as the story deepens, flowing and grounded at first, fragmenting as the condition takes hold, so that the form of the book mirrors the experience it is describing.Readers who have gone through this with someone they love will recognise things on every page. And readers who haven't will come away understanding something they couldn't have found any other way.This is not a sad book, though it will move you. It is, at its heart, a book about love. About the kind that doesn't live in names. About the hand that never lets go. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798257260728
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. He does not know where he is.But he knows the games.A playground stretches out before him.Children run. Voices call. Laughter drifts across the air.At first, it feels safe.Familiar, even.But something is not right.The rules keep changing.The games move too fast.Faces blur before they can be held onto.Names slip away just as they begin to form.Time doesn't behave the way it should.Moments repeat. Others vanish completely.And somewhere beneath it all, a quiet fear begins to grow.As his world begins to unravel, one thing remains constant a soft hand, a steady presence, guiding him through the confusion, through the noise, through the parts that no longer make sense.But how long can you hold onto something.when everything else is slipping away?In The Mind Of A Child's Playground is a haunting and deeply emotional work of literary fiction a psychological and character-driven story that explores memory, identity, and loss. Perfect for readers drawn to emotional novels, psychological fiction, and stories that stay with you long after the final page.A powerful and unforgettable journey through a changing mind.and the quiet truth of what remains. Stuart Wheeler is a UK-based writer whose work focuses on memory, identity, and the emotional connections that define us.His debut novel, In The Mind Of A Child's Playground, draws on personal experience to explore a world where reality shifts and understanding fades, but feeling remains. Written in a distinctive and immersive voice, the book offers a deeply human perspective on change, confusion, and the enduring power of connection.Stuart writes with a focus on emotional truth, creating stories that aim to stay with readers long after the final page. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798257260728
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - He does not know where he is.But he knows the games.What if the mind, in losing itself, returned to the place where it was most alive In The Mind Of A Child's Playground is a novel unlike anything I have written. A story from family experince told entirely from within, where confusion becomes a childhood game, familiar faces drift in and out of focus, and one presence remains constant through all of it.Watching our father move through this condition. The voice shifts as the story deepens, flowing and grounded at first, fragmenting as the condition takes hold, so that the form of the book mirrors the experience it is describing.Readers who have gone through this with someone they love will recognise things on every page. And readers who haven't will come away understanding something they couldn't have found any other way.This is not a sad book, though it will move you. It is, at its heart, a book about love. About the kind that doesn't live in names. About the hand that never lets go. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798257260728
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