Description
Discover the gripping tale of 'The Boy with Two Lives,' a profound narrative that follows the journey of ten-year-old Abbas, who flees from the turmoil of conscription in Iran to embark on a new life in England. This powerful story captures Abbas's struggles and resilience as he navigates the challenges of isolation in a foreign country, with his only lifeline being sporadic phone calls to his beloved mother back in Iran. Written by the internationally bestselling author of 'On Two Feet and Wings,' this book is not just a story, but a heartfelt exploration of courage, hope, and human spirit.
As Abbas adjusts to life in a boarding school, he faces relentless challenges, including the threat of deportation and the desperation of homelessness at just thirteen. His journey reveals the harsh realities that many young immigrants confront, making 'The Boy with Two Lives' an essential read for those interested in immigration stories, personal resilience, and the struggles of youth in the face of adversity. This compelling tale weaves together themes of family, survival, and the quest for a better life, echoing the experiences of countless children around the world.
This brand new book, published in 2015 by A&U Children's and spanning 256 pages, is a must-have addition to your library. Perfect for readers who appreciate inspiring true stories that shape young lives, it’s a poignant reminder of the strength found in vulnerability and the importance of hope. Deliveries are swift and reliable, ensuring that you receive your copy of this unforgettable journey without delay.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781743314838
Year: 2015
Publisher: A&U Children's
Pages: 256
Description:
When ten-year-old Abbas arrives in England to start a new life - having just fled conscription into the Iranian army and survived almost three months alone in Istanbul, Turkey, waiting for a visa - little does he know that his troubles have only just begun.
Abbas's cousin packs him off to boarding school, and infrequent phone calls are his only contact with his beloved mother in Iran. Things get worse when Abbas is threatened with deportation and forced to work through the nights during his school holidays to repay his 'debt', and worse still when, at the age of thirteen, he finds himself homeless.
Abbas's extraordinary resilience in the face of overpowering odds makes this story based on true events from the internationally bestselling author of On Two Feet and Wings inspiring and unforgettable.
As Abbas adjusts to life in a boarding school, he faces relentless challenges, including the threat of deportation and the desperation of homelessness at just thirteen. His journey reveals the harsh realities that many young immigrants confront, making 'The Boy with Two Lives' an essential read for those interested in immigration stories, personal resilience, and the struggles of youth in the face of adversity. This compelling tale weaves together themes of family, survival, and the quest for a better life, echoing the experiences of countless children around the world.
This brand new book, published in 2015 by A&U Children's and spanning 256 pages, is a must-have addition to your library. Perfect for readers who appreciate inspiring true stories that shape young lives, it’s a poignant reminder of the strength found in vulnerability and the importance of hope. Deliveries are swift and reliable, ensuring that you receive your copy of this unforgettable journey without delay.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781743314838
Year: 2015
Publisher: A&U Children's
Pages: 256
Description:
When ten-year-old Abbas arrives in England to start a new life - having just fled conscription into the Iranian army and survived almost three months alone in Istanbul, Turkey, waiting for a visa - little does he know that his troubles have only just begun.
Abbas's cousin packs him off to boarding school, and infrequent phone calls are his only contact with his beloved mother in Iran. Things get worse when Abbas is threatened with deportation and forced to work through the nights during his school holidays to repay his 'debt', and worse still when, at the age of thirteen, he finds himself homeless.
Abbas's extraordinary resilience in the face of overpowering odds makes this story based on true events from the internationally bestselling author of On Two Feet and Wings inspiring and unforgettable.