Diana Rosie has been a tour guide in South America, a designer in Hong Kong, a games maker in London and an advertising copywriter all over the place. She now writes books in a Shropshire cottage where she lives with her husband, two children and a big dog. She is thinking of buying some noise-cancelling headphones.
A fascinating look at Spain's troubled history and a heartwarming intergenerational love story about the bonds of family -- <i>Red </i>magazine on <i>Alberto's Lost Birthday</i> Will capture your heart until the very end -- <i>Essentials </i>magazine on <i>Alberto's Lost Birthday</i> Charms and illuminates in equal measure -- Fanny Blake on <i>Alberto's Lost Birthday</i> Moving, thoughtful and absorbing . . . Alberto's Lost Birthday reminds us of the importance of home and the peace that comes with knowing who we truly are -- <i>Mail on Sunday</i> on<i> Alberto's Lost Birthday</i> An absorbing story of a brother and sister separated by troubled times in an Italy torn between fascination and hatred of fascism . . . A powerful story sweetly told -- <b>Antonio Iturbe, author of <i>The Librarian of Auschwitz</i></b>