Ten-year-old Danny knows he's going somewhere, but he just doesn't know where. On his way he . . .

. . . flattens a stuffed otter (with a three-holed brick)

. . . messes with a dog called The Beast (who bites kids' willies off)

and feeds biscuits to blue Louis (who puts the `poo' into poodle).

But however far or fast he goes, Danny can't outrun the memories that have chased him ever since his identical twin brother died. Where can Danny hide when every day his own face reminds him of Finn? And where can Danny go when everywhere the shadows of his past stretch to forever?

The poignant story of a bereaved boy who embarks on an emotional journey - and ultimately finds his way home.

This book was recognised in the Junior category by the Dublin Airport Authority Irish Children's Book of the Year Award.

There are 240 pages in this book. This book was published 2008 by Pan Macmillan .

Tom Kelly is Irish and lives in Hereford with his wife and two daughters. He has had scripts performed on BBC Radio and at the Young Vic theatre. His first radio play won a Writers' Guild prize and was pick of the week in the Guardian and The Times.