All the Little Bird-Hearts Summary
Viktoria Lloyd-Barlow

All the Little Bird-Hearts Overview

All the Little Bird-Hearts by Viktoria Lloyd-Barlow is a moving exploration of relationships, identity, and belonging set against the backdrop of rural England in the 1980s. The story follows Sunday, an autistic mother with a deep affinity for Sicilian folklore and an evolving relationship with her daughter, Dolly. When Vita, a confident and ambitious woman from London, enters their lives, tensions and bonds shift, revealing the complexities of motherhood, friendship, and personal growth. As secrets unravel and emotions intensify, the narrative delves into themes of autonomy, social class, and the intricate dynamics that shape human connections, ultimately exploring the transformative power of acceptance and understanding.