Pip: The Story of Olive by Kim Kane

Pip: The Story of Olive
Kim Kane
David Fickling Books
June 9, 2009

A story about fitting in and finding the strength to be yourself.

Olive is an only child. She lives by the sea in a ramshackle old house with her mother, Mog—successful, busy, and hardly ever at home. Olive is very pale and very quiet and she doesn’t quite fit in. But she has a best friend, Mathilda, and that’s what matters. And then Mathilda decides to be someone else’s best friend.

Just as life really can’t get much worse, Pip shows up. Brash, loud Pip, who is everything that Olive is not, and is about to cause Olive a whole heap of trouble—and open her up to a whole world of possibilities.

About the Author
Kim Kane was born in London in a bed bequeathed by Wordsworth for “. . . a writer, a dancer, or a poet.” Despite this auspicious beginning, she went on to practise law. In 2004, Kim threw her unbridled materialism to the wind and started to write. Kim now works exactly part-time as a lawyer and exactly part-time as a writer, and the combination is perfect. Pip: The Story of Olive is Kim’s first novel. Writing it very nearly killed her.

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