Bernard Ashley
Bernard Ashley is a former head teacher who is now writing full-time. He lives in South London where he was born. Bernard's impressive list of titles reflects 35 years of writing realistic fiction – from picture books right up to teenage novels. Several of Bernard's books have been successfully televised and he has frequently appeared on prize lists – his Little Soldier was short-listed for the Guardian Prize in 2000. In addition to his other activities Bernard Ashley also advises internationally on matters concerned with literacy. He is also a very popular visitor to schools.
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The story of a Greek immigrant boy in 1950s North London whose love of football comes into conflict with his longing to help his mother. Category: Fiction 7+Publisher: Frances Lincoln Children's Books |
Paperback £5.60 RRP: £6.99. You save £1.39
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Leonard runs away from home in Ghana to the historic slave fort of Elmina, where he is kidnapped by a gang of street kids and forced to work for them. A thought-provoking thriller set in an African context for young readers. Category: Fiction 7+, Cultural DiversityPublisher: Frances Lincoln Children's Books |
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An authentic picture of life in Britain during World War II. Category: Fiction 7+Publisher: Barn Owl Books |
Paperback £6.99
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Four linked wartime stories of a street-smart 11-year-old living with his mum in south London during the Second World War: the Blitz, Evacuation, GIs, and VE Day. Category: Fiction 7+Publisher: Frances Lincoln Children's Books |
Paperback £6.99
