Description
With their country at war with itself, four siblings flee their home in search of their missing father. Against the odds, they must navigate fields of landmines, suspicious soldiers and child kidnappers, but will survival of these perils ultimately lead them to reconciliation and safety?
Sisters Bea and Hannah, and their baby brother Dom, have fled the war that forced them from home. Now they must brave many dangers to find a path to safety . . .
About the Author
Joe Brady is the editor of the ground-breaking, critically acclaimed The Phoenix story comic. He is the writer of comic stories Izzy Newton: Kid Billionaire and Claire: Justice Ninja as well as No Country. He's from California and currently lives in Oxford. Patrice Aggs has illustrated more than 50 children's books (including books by Philip Pullman and Malorie Blackman), worked in pre-computer animation (including The Snowman at TVC), and contributed to art collections in Europe, the USA and Japan. She was born in Michigan and studied at St John's College, Annapolis and City & Guilds Art School, London.
Reviews
A stunning graphic novel with a powerful, poignant message * North Somerset Teacher's Book Award, praise for No Country *
A thought-and-empathy-provoking comic * Three Peas (an organisation supporting refugees), praise for No Country *
Book Information
ISBN 9781788451192
Author Joe Brady
Format Paperback
Page Count 240
Imprint DFB Phoenix
Publisher David Fickling Books
Sisters Bea and Hannah, and their baby brother Dom, have fled the war that forced them from home. Now they must brave many dangers to find a path to safety . . .
About the Author
Joe Brady is the editor of the ground-breaking, critically acclaimed The Phoenix story comic. He is the writer of comic stories Izzy Newton: Kid Billionaire and Claire: Justice Ninja as well as No Country. He's from California and currently lives in Oxford. Patrice Aggs has illustrated more than 50 children's books (including books by Philip Pullman and Malorie Blackman), worked in pre-computer animation (including The Snowman at TVC), and contributed to art collections in Europe, the USA and Japan. She was born in Michigan and studied at St John's College, Annapolis and City & Guilds Art School, London.
Reviews
A stunning graphic novel with a powerful, poignant message * North Somerset Teacher's Book Award, praise for No Country *
A thought-and-empathy-provoking comic * Three Peas (an organisation supporting refugees), praise for No Country *
Book Information
ISBN 9781788451192
Author Joe Brady
Format Paperback
Page Count 240
Imprint DFB Phoenix
Publisher David Fickling Books
