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Young adult fiction is going from strength to strength, led by authors like Catherine MacPhail'Bookseller This is another classic Catherine MacPhail title -her second novel after Run Zan Run. Kerry and her mum have recently moved into new council accommodation in a tower block. Kerry's dad has recently left them, and Kerry and her mum are forging a new life together. But Kerry's mum is not the calmest or the most patient of people, particularly when it comes to getting on with the new neighbours. And when Kerry's mum refuses to be intimidated by Ma Lafferty, the local moneylender, Kerry finds…mehr

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Young adult fiction is going from strength to strength, led by authors like Catherine MacPhail'Bookseller This is another classic Catherine MacPhail title -her second novel after Run Zan Run. Kerry and her mum have recently moved into new council accommodation in a tower block. Kerry's dad has recently left them, and Kerry and her mum are forging a new life together. But Kerry's mum is not the calmest or the most patient of people, particularly when it comes to getting on with the new neighbours. And when Kerry's mum refuses to be intimidated by Ma Lafferty, the local moneylender, Kerry finds out that Ma Lafferty's daughter more than takes after her mother ... A brilliantly topical story with flashes of humour detailing how a whole community can suffer from a few individuals.
Autorenporträt
Cathy MacPhail ist in Schottland aufgewachsen und lebt bis heute in ihrem Geburtsort Greenock. Sie schrieb Kurzgeschichten für Zeitschriften, Radiobeiträge und zwei Liebesromane, bis sie entdeckte, dass ihr das Schreiben für Jugendliche liegt. Ihre Jugendbücher wurden bereits mehrfach ausgezeichnet. Sie versteht es meisterhaft, aktuelle, ernsthafte Themen literarisch zu verarbeiten, und wird als die schottische Jacqueline Wilson bezeichnet.