Book Description
A chilling and dramatic tale of belief and freedom, of imprisonment and of escape - from multi-award-winning author Anne Fine
Product Description
Told who to cheer for, who to believe in, Yuri grows up in a country where no freedom of thought is encouraged - where even one's neighbours are encouraged to report any dissension to the authorities. But it is still a shock when a few careless words lead him to a virtual death-sentence - sent on a nightmare journey up north to a camp amidst the frozen wastes. What, or who, can he possibly believe in now? Can he even survive? And is escape possible ... ?
From the Back Cover
ANNE FINE She is translated into 30 languages and has regularly won every major childrens literary award in the land, including the Carnegie Medal twice and the Whitbread Childrens Novel award twice . . . There are few more influential, or more unfailingly intelligent, authors at work Scotsman 0 385 608470 9780385 608473 www.kidsatrandomhouse.co.uk
About the Author
Anne Fine has been an acknowledged top author in the childrens book world since her first book was published in the mid l970s, and has now written more than forty books and won virtually every major award going, including the Carnegie Medal (more than once), the Whitbread Childrens Award, the Guardian Childrens Fiction Award, the Smarties Prize and others. The Childrens Laureate from 2001-2003, Anne lives in the North-East. She is translated into 26 languages and has regularly won every major childrens literary award in the land, including the Carnegie Medal twice and the Whitbread Childrens Novel award twice . . . There are few more influential, or more unfailingly intelligent, authors at work Scotsman