The Piano at the Station
By Helen Rutter
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What is The Piano at the Station about?
Lacey Layton's sharp tongue and quick temper often land her in isolation at school. When she's sent to lunchtime music lessons to keep her out of trouble, she discovers a passion and talent for the piano. As she begins to make progress, her music teacher's departure threatens her newfound stability. Will Lacey revert to her old ways, or can music provide the path to a brighter future?
About the author
Helen Rutter is a brilliant British author known for her funny and heartfelt stories. She wrote 'The Boy Who Made Everyone Laugh', a book about finding your own voice and making friends. Helen loves to make people smile with her writing, and she hopes her stories inspire children to be kind and confident.
Pages
104 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Edition published
2023
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