Secret Suffragette
By Barbara Mitchelhill
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Synopsis
In 1912 London, twelve-year-old Daisy dreams of becoming a nurse like her idol, Florence Nightingale. However, her future seems destined for factory work until she encounters the suffragettes. Inspired by their fight for women's rights, Daisy becomes involved in their cause, facing challenges from her family and the authorities. Through her journey, she discovers the power of standing up for her beliefs and the possibility of achieving her dreams.
About the author
Barbara Mitchelhill is a popular children's author who loves creating exciting stories full of adventure and fun. She is well known for her books like the 'Damian Drooth, Supersleuth' series, where a clever boy solves mysteries. Barbara enjoys visiting schools and meeting young readers who enjoy her thrilling tales.
Pages
256 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
2019
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