Thirteen-year-old Michael Perkins is dealing with a lot. His father's sudden death; his mother's new husband Glenn, who he loathes; his two younger siblings, who he looks after more and more now his mother works extra shifts.
And then one day, Michael wakes up and his mother is gone. In her place is an exact, duplicate mother. The 'other mother'. No one else seems to notice the real version is missing. His brother, his sister and even Glenn act as if everything's normal. But Michael knows in his heart that this mother is not his. And he begins to panic.
What follows is a big-hearted coming-of-age story of a boy struggling with an unusual disorder that poses unparalleled challenges, but, as he discovers, also offers him unique opportunities.
Praise for Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend
'Creative, brave and pitch-perfect' Jodi Picoult
'An endearing tale of love, loyalty and the extraordinary power of a child's imagination' Glamour
'An absorbing, moving story' Cosmopolitan

Matthew Green is an author, storyteller and school teacher. He is the author of four previous novels including the international bestseller, Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend. His work has been translated into more than 25 languages. Matthew Green lives in Connecticut with his wife, their two children and two pet cats.