A crack in the line
By Michael Lawrence
Alaric meets the girl living his life—but which of their worlds will survive?
thought-provoking · mysterious · eerie · emotionally intense
Genres
What is A crack in the line about?
Sixteen-year-old Alaric is still struggling with the death of his mother in a railway accident when a strange crack in reality leads him to another version of his life. There, his mother survived—and someone called Naia occupies the place he should have held. As Alaric and Naia explore their almost identical worlds, they uncover unsettling connections between their families, memories and identities. But the more they interfere with each other’s lives, the greater the danger that one of their realities may disappear.
About the author
Michael Lawrence is a popular British author best known for his funny and imaginative books, including the Jiggy McCue series. He enjoys creating stories full of adventure and surprises that make children laugh. Michael loves to inspire young readers to use their imaginations and discover the joy of reading.
Pages
288 pages
Reading age
Teen/Young Adult (12-18)
This edition
2004
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