No man's land
By Joanna Nadin
In a changing Britain, Alan must cross No-Man’s Land—but who can he really trust?
gripping · thought-provoking · heartbreaking · hopeful
Genres
What is No man's land about?
In a near-future Britain, far-right Albion is edging towards war with Europe. Ten-year-old Alan and his younger brother Sam are sent away from home for their safety, leaving Alan desperate to return to Dad. As curfews tighten and fear spreads, the brothers reach No-Man’s Land, a neutral territory where they may find refuge. But Alan must decide who can be trusted, what makes someone a hero, and how to stay brave when the world around him is changing.
About the author
Joanna Nadin is a popular British author who has written over 80 books for children and young people. She is best known for her funny series about Rachel Riley and the Penny Dreadful books. Joanna loves making up stories and hopes her books will make you laugh and inspire you to create your own adventures.
Pages
262 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
This edition
2021
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