Baz and Raz - Blank, A. M.
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'Baz and Raz' is a worthy entry for 'The children's Book of the Year Award' 2025. It is a story that engages even the most reluctant readers. Like many of the classic children's books of the past it such as Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn it recognises and celebrates the awareness and wisdom of children aged between 10 and 12. The main characters are orphans, children for whom life is not easy and whose future is not filled with optimism. Until they are are presented with an opportunity that could change all that has gone before. A chance to reach their true potential and an education that…mehr

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'Baz and Raz' is a worthy entry for 'The children's Book of the Year Award' 2025. It is a story that engages even the most reluctant readers. Like many of the classic children's books of the past it such as Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn it recognises and celebrates the awareness and wisdom of children aged between 10 and 12. The main characters are orphans, children for whom life is not easy and whose future is not filled with optimism. Until they are are presented with an opportunity that could change all that has gone before. A chance to reach their true potential and an education that goes beyong all normal limits. Their journey is not without problems and set backs and there are times when they do not know who to trust; except each other. It is a story that will engage the reader from the start to finish, leaving them with a desire for the story to go on and on!
Autorenporträt
Alan Blank has worked in and around education for half a century. He continues to work with schools and children promoting reading and literacy in general. His writing sets out to engage all children from all backgrounds. As a child he hated reading, unable to find anything that reflected his world and his childhood. His books are a must for all 10 to 12 years olds, even the most reluctant readers.