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Outlaw

Outlaw

by StephenDavies (Author)

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    Paperback 2011

    $3.27
Synopsis

Fifteen-year-old Jake Knight is an explorer and adventurer at heart but this often gets him into trouble. When a stuffy English boarding school suspends him for rule-breaking, Jake flies out to Burkina Faso where his parents are living. He is expecting a long, adventure-filled vacation under a smiling African sun. But what awaits him there is kidnapping, terrorism and Yakuuba Sor - the most wanted outlaw in the Sahara desert.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 272
 Publisher: Andersen
Published: 05 May 2011
ISBN 10: 1849390886
ISBN 13: 9781849390880
Children’s book age: 12+ Years
 Book Overview: A Robin Hood story set in the Sahara - adventure, high-speed chases in a dry, hot climate!

Media Reviews
A strong desert setting and a corkscrew of a plot make this a terrific page-turner. * Julia Eccleshare, LoveReading4Kids *
Pure good-hearted fun for fans of Anthony Horowitz. * The Times *
A faintly old-fashioned tale of kidnap, complete with Robin Hood figure, double-dealing policemen and British spies running amok. Highly entertaining. * Independent on Sunday *
The outlaw at the heart of the plot brings a heartening complexity and morality to this seldom-seen setting. Nonstop action in the African desert. * Kirkus *
The outlaw at the heart of the plot, Yakuuba Sor, brings a heartening complexity and morality to this seldom-seen setting. Nonstop action in the African desert. * Kirkus Reviews USA *
Author Bio
Stephen Davies has been living amongst Fulani herders in West Africa. He speaks Fulfulde, eats millet, and accompanies cattle-drives. He has been involved in the set-up of a Fulfulde radio station which will broadcast news, griot music and advice about cows, crops and health. He also writes for the Guardian Weekly (Letters from Burkina Faso) and occasionally for the Sunday Times. Have a look at his website: www.voiceinthedesert.org.uk