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Everything To Live For: A Story From Northern Ireland Stewart Ross

Everything To Live For: A Story From Northern Ireland By Stewart Ross

Everything To Live For: A Story From Northern Ireland by Stewart Ross


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SeriesSurvivors

Summary

In this title the heroine survives a horrific car bomb attack in Northern Ireland.

Everything To Live For: A Story From Northern Ireland Summary

Everything To Live For: A Story From Northern Ireland by Stewart Ross

Thirteen-year-old Lizzie McCallum is a Protestant living in Northern Ireland. She has seen her fair share of the troubles, and she is used to being taunted by the boys from the local Catholic school. Lizzie's family hates Catholics, especially since Uncle Jim was killed. On an ordinary Saturday in August, 1998, Lizzie's world is blown apart when she finds herself at the centre of a tragic bombing incident on the high street. Lizzie has always thought she was on the right side, but she finds out that bombs do not discriminate - they kill innocent people - from both sides.

About Stewart Ross

Stewart Ross is a popular, prize-winning children's author. He has written over one hundred books for children, including many on 20th century history. His works have been translated into more than a dozen languages. Stewart taught history, English and politics for ten years to children of all ages.

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GOR004706857
9780750238755
0750238755
Everything To Live For: A Story From Northern Ireland by Stewart Ross
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Hachette Children's Group
20021212
96
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