Phoenix Brothers - Brahmachari, Sita
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Amir has faced more challenges than any teenager should ever have to, all in the simple quest for survival. And he's finding out that life in his new country is bringing a whole new set of challenges... When war brings horror and devastation to Amir's homeland, he is forced to undertake a grueling and treacherous journey to safety, alone. Along with his new friend Mo, another young unaccompanied refugee, he is rebuilding his life, while dealing with the events of his past. At his new school, Amir decides to enter a prestigious public speaking competition to help deal with the troubles of his…mehr

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Amir has faced more challenges than any teenager should ever have to, all in the simple quest for survival. And he's finding out that life in his new country is bringing a whole new set of challenges... When war brings horror and devastation to Amir's homeland, he is forced to undertake a grueling and treacherous journey to safety, alone. Along with his new friend Mo, another young unaccompanied refugee, he is rebuilding his life, while dealing with the events of his past. At his new school, Amir decides to enter a prestigious public speaking competition to help deal with the troubles of his past. But can Amir find his voice and reclaim his story? An inspiring tale of resilience, survival and family from award-winning author Sita Brahmachari, perfect for less-confident readers.
Autorenporträt
Sita Brahmachari is an internationally award-winning author of Children's and YA novels, novellas, short stories, poetry and plays. Her works are widely translated and endorsed by Amnesty International. Sita's debut novel Artichoke Hearts won the Waterstones Children's Book Award and When Shadows Fall was shortlisted for the Carnegie Medal. She was a World Book Day author with The River Whale and previously held the position of Book Trust Writer in Residence. Sita has an MA in Arts Education and her work is steeped in projects with globally diverse communities. She works closely with refugee communities. Sita was shortlisted for the Ruth Rendell Literacy Award, was Book Trust Writer in Residence and at Islington Centre for Refugees and Migrants.