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No Ordinary Love Song

No Ordinary Love Song

by Alison Prince (Author)

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    Paperback 2011

    $4.35
Synopsis

Cal's long, dull summer is about to change... Cal would rather avoid reality. He hates school; his teachers are badgering him to decide on a career; his sister Jess has moved away from the Scottish island where they live, and the band they play in is falling apart. Not to mention both his parents embarking on embarrassing affairs - gross! Nothing seems to be going right and he'd rather just not bother. Then he meets Kerry, an Australian girl new to the island, and over the course of a long summer they begin to fall in love. When the summer draws to a close though, and Kerry finds out she's pregnant, it's time for Cal to face up to reality at last... A refreshingly honest - and often very funny - look at first love.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 256
 Publisher: Walker
Published: 07 Jul 2011
ISBN 10: 1406306630
ISBN 13: 9781406306637
Children’s book age: 12+ Years

Media Reviews
It addresses many different issues like first love, teenage pregnancy, breakdown of families and global warming. I give this 4/5 and would recommend it to those over the age of 13. * Chicklish *
Author Bio
Alison Prince was born in 1931 and won a scholarship to Slade School of Art, after which she trained to be a teacher and became Head of Art at a London school. She has since written many books for children of all ages, including How's Business (1987), shortlisted for the Nestle Smarties Book Prize, The Summerhouse (2004), The Sherwood Hero (1995), winner of the 1996 Guardian Children's Book Award; Oranges and Murder (2002), a thriller for teenagers set in 1830s London, winner of the 2002 Scottish Arts Council Book of the Year Award and shortlisted for the 2003 Angus Book Award; and Jacoby's Game (2006). Alison Prince lives on Arran and was recently awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Literature by the University of Leicester and Bishop Grosseteste College, Lincoln, for services to children's literature.