A heartfelt and beautifully written tale of two girls struggling to come to terms with their identities and understanding the complexities of family loyalty, from bestselling YA novelist Keren David.
Ruby has had a lot of foster siblings over the years, but none of them have been anything like Clara. After growing up in almostcomplete isolation, Clara is distraught at being separated from her mother and overwhelmed by life in a world she doesn't understand. But the more Ruby tries to help Clara fit in, the more she realises she has to face up to some struggles of her own... Particularly suitable for struggling, reluctant or dyslexic readers aged 13+
Keren David worked as a journalist before publishing her compelling debut YA novel, 'When I Was Joe', written while taking a course in Writing for Children at City University. She is an associate editor at the Jewish Chronicle. 'When I Was Joe' won six regional awards and was shortlisted for the Branford Boase and UKLA awards. Her books have been nominated for the Carnegie Medal five times. Her Barrington Stoke titles include the critically acclaimed 'The Liar's Handbook' and 'True Sisters'.