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Feather Boy

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Feather Boy

By: Nicky Singer
Narrated by: Philip Franks
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Robert Nobel, the school pariah, triumphs over his own fears and the school bully in this extraordinary tale of self-empowerment, legend and death.

Robert is a boy who can do anything - or so old Edith Sorrel at the nursing home tells him.

Robert doesn't think so, knowing as he does that he is the school geek. But something compels him to do what Edith asks - to visit old Chance House, where a boy once fell to his death from the top floor flat, to confront his fears and find some answers.

Niker the bully thinks this is a great laugh. He challenges Robert to spend the night at Chance House with him - but there the balance of power changes, and it is Robert who proves to be the stronger. Niker feels threatened by the change - and when he finds out Robert's secret obsession, to make the dying Edith Sorrel a coat of feathers like in the old legend of the firebird, he knows just how to wrest his old power back.

But just how important is the coat of feathers? Could it really save Edith's life?

©2010 Nicky Singer (P)2014 Audible, Inc.
Fiction Growing Up Growing Up & Facts of Life Literature & Fiction Inspiring
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Critic reviews

"...a brilliant debut novel that really does merit the category title of Book You Cannot Put Down.” (Ian Hislop, Blue Peter Awards judge)
"Each copy should come with a torch for a spellbinding midnight conclusion." ( Telegraph)
" Feather Boy is the most intelligent book for youngsters I've read for a very long time. Every 12-year-old will see a bit of themselves in Robert and won't be able to put this book down until Feather Boy's emotional, thought-provoking climax. Fabulous." ( Sunday Times)
"This first children's book is a winner." ( Publishing News)

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