Lola Rose
By Jacqueline Wilson
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Synopsis
Jayni's life takes a dramatic turn when she, her mum, and little brother Kenny flee from her violent father in the dead of night. They escape to London, adopting new identities to stay hidden—Jayni becomes the glamorous Lola Rose. Initially, their new life feels like an adventure, but as funds dwindle and challenges mount, Lola Rose must navigate the harsh realities of their situation. This compelling story delves into themes of domestic violence, resilience, and the quest for a fresh start.
About the author
Jacqueline Wilson is a much-loved British author who has written many popular books for children, including the famous 'Tracy Beaker' series. Her stories are full of interesting characters and real-life adventures. Jacqueline loves reading and writing, and her books have inspired many children to enjoy stories and use their imagination.
Pages
352 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
Published
2008
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