Shrapnel Boys
Jenny Pearson
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A wartime adventure about loyalty and protection: Ronnie is troubled by his brother’s secret work for dangerous people, while bombs fall on London and the boys face choices about whom to trust.
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Jenny Pearson
A wartime adventure about loyalty and protection: Ronnie is troubled by his brother’s secret work for dangerous people, while bombs fall on London and the boys face choices about whom to trust.
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Jenny Downham and Louis Hill
A contemporary family story that brings mystery, romance and social pressures together. Its emotional centre is the siblings’ struggle with grief, secrecy, anxiety, poverty and the possibility of finding joy and support.
Lesley Parr
A promising discussion choice for a reader interested in fairness and resisting other people's expectations.
Radhika Sanghani
Consider this for a fantasy reader interested in identity and family expectations; check the religious and supernatural themes against your family's preferences.