1 part Ongoing When nine-year-old Roy Kent is shipped off to spend the summer with his Aunt in Derry, he expects misery. And he's right. His aunt is Sister Michael: sharp-tongued, perpetually unimpressed, and with an unshakable belief that all English children are fragile creatures who need to be toughened up.
But Roy is not fragile. Roy is angry, determined, and already practicing his growl. Unfortunately, none of this fazes Sister Michael, who greets his scowls with arched eyebrows and his temper with casual dismissal.
Between the chaos of local kids, the monotony of church events, and his aunt's merciless sarcasm, Roy finds himself in a battle of wills. Over one unforgettable summer, the grumpiest boy in London and the sharpest nun in Derry clash, bond, and maybe-just maybe-understand each other.
