The soup movement
By Ben Davis
Jordan’s soup lunch starts an unexpected friendship—but can kindness really change an entire town?
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What is The soup movement about?
After recovering from a life-threatening illness, thirteen-year-old Jordan moves with his family to a quieter town. Starting at a new school is difficult enough, but his homemade soup lunches make him stand out even more. When Jordan gives his soup to Harry, a homeless man, an unexpected friendship begins. Soon, Jordan and Harry are sharing soup with people across the town. With help from Jordan’s sister and social media, their small act of kindness grows into a movement that brings hope, laughter and change.
About the author
Ben Davis is a brilliant British author known for his funny and heart-warming books for children. He has written exciting stories like 'The Soup Movement' and 'My Embarrassing Dad’s Gone Viral.' Ben loves to make readers laugh and always adds a bit of adventure to his books. He hopes to inspire children to enjoy reading.
Pages
313 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
This edition
2020
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