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Zoe believes in adding life to years as well as years to life. Her world, like her name, is bursting with life and colour. She is the sort of girl who would sing a rainbow is if she could. Tristan (or ''Tree'' as she calls him) is the opposite. Fresh out of hospital following a prolonged stay in a psychiatric unit, he sees a world as a grey place.
This is a book of opposites: the light and the dark; the upbeat and the downtrodden; the optimistic girl with everything to live for and the boy who has no reason to carry on. Until, that is, he meets Zoe. A number of circumstances conspire to bring them together, and that's important because probably they would never have met otherwise. Zoe is determined to make Tree see how good life can be, but it reminds you of the old joke:
