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Nuneaton, 1850
Saffie Doyle grows up on a canal boat with her mother Olivia and her cruel father Reuben. After years of hardship, Saffie dreams of becoming a teacher but faces obstacles due to her father's disdain for education. When Olivia falls ill, she is unable to introduce Saffie to Marcus, a friend who runs a local free school. Tragedy strikes when Saffie's brother and father go missing during a job, forcing her to put aside her ambitions to care for her younger siblings. Saffie's struggle for survival and her desire to pursue education forms the heart of this story.
Format: Paperback / softback
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Pages: 480
Publisher: Zaffre
ISBN: 9781838773632
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