Blood Red Sky
Autor Sara Cullenen Limba Engleză Carte – 4 noi 2025 – vârsta până la 18 ani
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781911740056
ISBN-10: 1911740059
Pagini: 277
Dimensiuni: 127 x 203 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.33 kg
Editura: Arkbound
Colecția Arkbound
Locul publicării:Glasgow, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1911740059
Pagini: 277
Dimensiuni: 127 x 203 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.33 kg
Editura: Arkbound
Colecția Arkbound
Locul publicării:Glasgow, United Kingdom
Recenzii
The high school is on fire. Aaron Smith, the local bad boy, is arrested at the scene. He’s locked up by the end of the night, guilty until proven innocent. Only two people know the truth about what happened; Aaron and his little sister. Aaron will do anything to save his sister, including going to prison without a trial. But then the pandemic comes to Scotland, and trials are cancelled. Aaron finds himself locked up, in a lockdown, and no one is able to help him. Blood Red Sky is a story of love, loss, humour and hope and makes you wonder; what should we do with teenagers who cross the line? Should we lock them up, or take time to find out the truth?
‘Infuriating, moving and uplifting, Blood Red Sky is a triumph.’
‘A sobering and thought provoking book for readers of any age.’
A no-nonsense, politically serious critique of class inequality and youth justice… Parents don’t read books like this to their kids, but perhaps they should.' — Darren McGarvey, author of Poverty Safari
An important read about the glamour free YOI custody experience in Scotland for young people, for anyone working around or concerned with youth justice (we all should be!). – Graeme Armstrong, author of Scots Book of the Year, The Young Team
‘Beautifully written, raw and real, the characters feel like flesh and blood and the pacing is 'edge-of-your-seat.' – Margaret McDonald, author of Glasgow Boys
‘A deeply affecting look at the impact of intergenerational poverty and violence on family bonds.’ – Gráinne Murphy, author of Greener
‘Blood Red Sky shines a harsh light on youth justice in lockdown – a powerful story of love, loss and the fight for truth.’ – Chris Wild, National Youth Advisor for Young People and author of The State of It
‘Realist fiction at its most powerful’ – Jennifer Horgan, author of O Captain, My Captain’: One Teacher’s Call for Change…
‘A necessary light of compassion in the dark shadow of social exclusion.’ – Gwen Adshead, co-author of BBC Book of the Week, The Devil You Know
‘Hard-hitting, immersive and poignant.’ – Nicola Garrard, author of On the Edge
‘COVID-19 compelled readers to consider how environments inside and outside the justice system not only shape, but compound, the enduring impacts of poverty and class. An important read and conversation’ – Lynn Ruane, Independent Senator for Trinity College
‘Infuriating, moving and uplifting, Blood Red Sky is a triumph.’
‘A sobering and thought provoking book for readers of any age.’
A no-nonsense, politically serious critique of class inequality and youth justice… Parents don’t read books like this to their kids, but perhaps they should.' — Darren McGarvey, author of Poverty Safari
An important read about the glamour free YOI custody experience in Scotland for young people, for anyone working around or concerned with youth justice (we all should be!). – Graeme Armstrong, author of Scots Book of the Year, The Young Team
‘Beautifully written, raw and real, the characters feel like flesh and blood and the pacing is 'edge-of-your-seat.' – Margaret McDonald, author of Glasgow Boys
‘A deeply affecting look at the impact of intergenerational poverty and violence on family bonds.’ – Gráinne Murphy, author of Greener
‘Blood Red Sky shines a harsh light on youth justice in lockdown – a powerful story of love, loss and the fight for truth.’ – Chris Wild, National Youth Advisor for Young People and author of The State of It
‘Realist fiction at its most powerful’ – Jennifer Horgan, author of O Captain, My Captain’: One Teacher’s Call for Change…
‘A necessary light of compassion in the dark shadow of social exclusion.’ – Gwen Adshead, co-author of BBC Book of the Week, The Devil You Know
‘Hard-hitting, immersive and poignant.’ – Nicola Garrard, author of On the Edge
‘COVID-19 compelled readers to consider how environments inside and outside the justice system not only shape, but compound, the enduring impacts of poverty and class. An important read and conversation’ – Lynn Ruane, Independent Senator for Trinity College