The Twelfth Day of July
Puffin
Paperback
: 30 Mar 1995
£6.99
Synopsis
It all began with a dare.
The idea of sneaking into the Protestant area to daub slogans under the mural of King Billy seems thrilling and exciting to Kevin and his Catholic friends. But feelings run high in Belfast and in the end paint-splashing turns into something far more dangerous. The only good thing to come out of the reckless trip is that it brings Kevin into contact with Sadie Jackson - and that is to change his life. This is the first of Joan Lingard's stories about the young Belfast couple who try to make a new life for themselves. It can be enjoyed on its own or read as part of the series
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Customer Review: 07 April 2010
Reviewer: Annette
'I read this book (and all in the series) when I was in primary school in the early 80''s. It was gripping then, and I''d read it again now!'
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Customer Review: 16 November 2009
Customer Review: 01 June 2007Product details
Format :
Paperback
ISBN: 9780140371758
Size : 129 x 198mm
Pages : 128
Published : 30 Mar 1995
Publisher : Puffin
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