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Penguin Readers Level 5: This Summer's Secrets (ELT Graded Reader)

Penguin Readers is an ELT graded reader series for learners of English as a foreign language. With carefully adapted text, new illustrations and language learning exercises, the print edition also includes instructions to access supporting material online. 
 
Titles include popular classics, exciting contemporary fiction, and thought-provoking non-fiction, introducing language learners to bestselling authors and compelling content. 
 
The eight levels of Penguin Readers follow the Common European Framework of Reference for language learning (CEFR). Exercises at the back of each Reader help language learners to practise grammar, vocabulary, and key exam skills. Before, during and after-reading questions test readers&rsquo; story comprehension and develop vocabulary. 
 
This Summer's Secrets, a Level 5 Reader, is B1 in the CEFR framework. The text is made up of sentences with up to four clauses, introducing present perfect continuous, past perfect, reported speech and second conditional. It is well supported by illustrations, which appear regularly. 
 
It&rsquo;s a hot summer in Cornwall. When 16-year-old Senara Jenkins and her friends lose their drone in the garden of Cliff House, they discover that it is full of secrets. As Senara meets a world of beautiful rich people, her life changes. But should some secrets stay secret? 
 
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THE ONE MEMORY OF FLORA BANKS published in 2017 was Emily Barr's first novel for young adults and was a global hit, publishing in 27 languages. Before that, she worked as a journalist in London but always hankered after a quiet room and a book to write. She went travelling for a year, which gave her an idea for a novel set in the world of backpackers in Asia. This became BACKPACK, an adult thriller which won the WH Smith New Talent Award, and she has since written eleven more adult novels published in the UK and around the world. She lives in Cornwall with her husband and their children.

With carefully adapted text, new illustrations, language practise activities and additional online resources, the Penguin Readers series introduces language learners to bestselling authors and compelling content. Titles include popular classics, exciting contemporary fiction, and thought-provoking non-fiction. 
 
This Summer's Secrets, a Level 5 Reader, is B1 in the CEFR framework. The text is made up of sentences with up to four clauses, introducing present perfect continuous, past perfect, reported speech and second conditional. It is well supported by illustrations, which appear regularly. 
 
It&rsquo;s a hot summer in Cornwall. When 16-year-old Senara Jenkins and her friends lose their drone in the garden of Cliff House, they discover that it is full of secrets. As Senara meets a world of beautiful rich people, her life changes. But should some secrets stay secret?

A Girl Can Dream

Love story and un-love story intertwine in the brand-new thriller-romance from the globally bestseller author of The One Memory of Flora Banks, Emily Barr. 
Venice, 2024 
Hazel is on a spontaneous holiday with her stepbrother, Enzo, and best friend, Phoebe. They have just helped Hazel escape her increasingly destructive relationship with her older boyfriend, and have come away to celebrate her being her again. In the dreamy Italian sunshine, Hazel is managing to relax, to stop looking over her shoulder in case Freddie has followed her here. But there’s a girl she keeps seeing in the city. A girl with beautiful eyes. And whenever Hazel sees her and their eyes meet, something strange seems to happen - de ja vu, at first, and then even stranger things that make her wonder if she’s really in Venice at all . . . 
England, 2022 
Hazel goes to see an up-and-coming local band with Enzo and some friends. She locks eyes with the lead singer, Freddie, during a song, and he finds her afterwards and slips her his number. She’s not even 16. He is ten years older. She knows it’s stupid. She didn’t even think it was boys she was into. Things with Freddie start wonderfully - flowers, dates, he even writes a song about her. It’s everything a girl could dream of. Until it’s absolutely not . . .

Original plot and charming protagonist . . . Her  [Emily's] page-turning talents are put to good use as the reader accompanies a brave teenager on a journey to  discover who she really is.

Irish Times on The One Memory of Flora Banks

Mesmerizing, electric, and achingly lovely . . . One of the best YA novels I've read in a very long time

Jennifer Niven on The One Memory of Flora Banks

If you like dark fiction you'll devour it

Heat - on The Truth and Lies of Ella Black

THE ONE MEMORY OF FLORA BANKS, published in 2017, was Emily Barr's first novel for young adults and was a global hit, publishing in 27 languages. Before that, she worked as a journalist in London but always hankered after a quiet room and a book to write. She went travelling for a year, which gave her an idea for a novel set in the world of backpackers in Asia. This became BACKPACK, an adult thriller which won the WH Smith New Talent Award, and she has since written eleven more adult novels published in the UK and around the world. She lives in Cornwall with her husband and their children.

Venice, 2024Hazel has managed to escape her destructive relationship with her older boyfriend. In the dreamy Italian sunshine, she is able to stop looking over her shoulder in case Freddie has followed her. But there’s a girl she keeps seeing in the city. A girl with beautiful eyes. And whenever Hazel sees her and their eyes meet, something strange seems to happen . . .England, 2022Hazel goes to see an up-and-coming local band. She locks eyes with the lead singer, Freddie, and he finds her afterwards and slips her his number. She’s not even 16. He is ten years older. She knows it’s stupid. She didn’t even think it was boys she was into. But it’s everything a girl could dream of. Until it’s absolutely not . . .

This Summer's Secrets

A bold new story for fans of We Were Liars, intertwining past and present, love and loss, from the bestselling author of The One Memory of Flora Banks. 
 
'A sun-splashed Cornish thriller with a dark heart, ideal for YA fans of E Lockhart' Guardian 
 
ONE HOT SUMMER, FIRST LOVE AND SO MANY BURIED SECRETS . . . 
 
Senara has never been in love before. She's not done anything exciting before. Always the sidekick . . . Until the summer that changes everything. 
 
Cliff House is closed off for most of the year until its rich Londoner owners come down to Cornwall for the summer. This year, despite herself, Senara finds herself pulled into this world of wealth and ease, sunbathing and beautiful people. She even finds herself falling in love for the first time. 
 
But Cliff House and its owners are hiding things. They've been hiding things for too long and now, despite all their efforts, their secrets are coming out . . . Secrets that involve Senara's friends and her family in a way she could never have imagined. 
 
'An intoxicating mix of mystery, suspense and first love' The Daily Mirror 
'A perfect holiday page-turner' The Sunday Express 
'This is another young adult novel that will have younger readers transfixed' The Metro 
'A slow-burn summer novel packed with intrigue' Culturefly - 22 Books to add to your Summer Reading List 
 
 
Read more captivating fiction from Emily Barr: 
 
The One Memory of Flora Banks 
The Truth and Lies of Ella Black 
The Girl Who Came Out of the Woods 
Things to do Before The End of the World 
Ghosted

A slow-burn summer novel packed with intrigue.

Culturefly - 22 Books to add to your Summer Reading List

Original plot and charming protagonist . . . Her [Emily's] page-turning talents are put to good use as the reader accompanies a brave teenager on a journey to discover who she really is.

A sun-splashed Cornish thriller with a dark heart, ideal for YA fans of E Lockhart.

Guardian - Summer reading: 50 brilliant books to discover

An intoxicating mix of mystery, suspense and first love.

A bold new story for fans of We Were Liars, intertwining past and present, love and loss, from the bestselling author of The One Memory of Flora Banks. 
 
'A sun-splashed Cornish thriller with a dark heart, ideal for YA fans of E Lockhart' Guardian 
 
ONE HOT SUMMER, FIRST LOVE AND SO MANY BURIED SECRETS . . . 
 
Senara has never been in love before. She's not done anything exciting before. Always the sidekick . . . Until the summer that changes everything. 
 
Cliff House is closed off for most of the year until its rich Londoner owners come down to Cornwall for the summer. This year, despite herself, Senara finds herself pulled into this world of wealth and ease, sunbathing and beautiful people. She even finds herself falling in love for the first time. 
 
But Cliff House and its owners are hiding things. They've been hiding things for too long and now, despite all their efforts, their secrets are coming out . . . Secrets that involve Senara's friends and her family in a way she could never have imagined. 
 
'This is another young adult novel that will have younger readers transfixed' The Metro 
'A slow-burn summer novel packed with intrigue' Culturefly - 22 Books to add to your Summer Reading List 
 
 
Read more captivating fiction from Emily Barr: 
 
The One Memory of Flora Banks 
The Truth and Lies of Ella Black 
The Girl Who Came Out of the Woods 
Things to do Before the End of the World 
Ghosted

Ghosted

An emotional love story with a thrilling twist from the globally bestselling author of The One Memory of Flora Banks. 
 
Ariel's accidental meeting with a handsome stranger called Joe is completely perfect; they have a connection like she's never known before. They exchange numbers and agree to meet when he is back from a trip to France. But when Ariel messages him, the number Joe gave her is disconnected. He's ghosted her. She assumes she will never see him again. 
 
Except she does. Again and again. 
 
Ariel returns to the place she and Joe met, and is stunned to find him there, not in France as he said he'd be, and behaving as if he has no idea who she is. 
 
It turns out that their first meeting has been life-changing for them both, actually it's even more than that for Joe. But what do you do when - with every day that passes - you're literally growing apart from the best person you've ever known . . . ?

Original plot and charming protagonist . . . Her [Emily's] page-turning talents are put to good use as the reader accompanies a brave teenager on a journey to discover who she really is.

THE ONE MEMORY OF FLORA BANKS, published in 2017, was Emily Barr's first  novel for young adults and was a global hit, publishing in 27 languages.  Before that, she worked as a journalist in London but always hankered  after a quiet room and a book to write. She went travelling for a year,  which gave her an idea for a novel set in the world of backpackers in  Asia. This became BACKPACK, an adult thriller which won the WH Smith New  Talent Award, and she has since written eleven more adult novels  published in the UK and around the world.  She lives in Cornwall with  her husband and their children.

Meeting Joe changed everything. It gave me hope . . . I never wanted to stop talking to him. I wanted him to tell me everything about what it was like to be him. 
 
 
 Ariel's accidental meeting with a handsome stranger called Joe is completely perfect; they have a connection like she's never known before. They exchange numbers and agree to meet when he is back from a trip to France. But when Ariel messages him, the number Joe gave her is disconnected. He's ghosted her. She assumes she will never see him again. 
 
 Except she does. Again and again. 
 
 Ariel returns to the place she and Joe met, and is stunned to find him there, not in France as he said he'd be, and behaving as if he has no idea who she is. 
 
 It turns out that their first meeting has been life-changing for them both, actually it's even more than that for Joe. But what do you do when - with every day that passes - you're literally growing apart from the best person you've ever known . . . ?

Penguin Readers Level 5: The One Memory of Flora Banks (ELT Graded Reader)

Penguin Readers is an ELT graded reader series for learners of English as a foreign language. With carefully adapted text, new illustrations and language learning exercises, the print edition also includes instructions to access supporting material online. 
 
Titles include popular classics, exciting contemporary fiction, and thought-provoking non-fiction, introducing language learners to bestselling authors and compelling content. 
 
The eight levels of Penguin Readers follow the Common European Framework of Reference for language learning (CEFR). Exercises at the back of each Reader help language learners to practise grammar, vocabulary, and key exam skills. Before, during and after-reading questions test readers' story comprehension and develop vocabulary. 
 
Seventeen-year-old Flora Banks has an illness and can't remember anything for very long. She writes notes to herself to help her remember things. But one day, Flora kisses a boy and she remembers it. Flora must find the boy who kissed her and learn why she still has that one memory. 
 
Visit the Penguin Readers website 
Exclusively with the print edition, readers can unlock online resources including a digital book, audio edition, lesson plans and answer keys.

THE ONE MEMORY OF FLORA BANKS published in 2017 was Emily Barr's first novel for young adults and was a global hit, publishing in 27 languages. Before that, she worked as a journalist in London but always hankered after a quiet room and a book to write. She went travelling for a year, which gave her an idea for a novel set in the world of backpackers in Asia. This became BACKPACK, an adult thriller which won the WH Smith New Talent Award, and she has since written eleven more adult novels published in the UK and around the world.  She lives in Cornwall with her husband and their children.

With carefully adapted text, new illustrations, language practise activities and additional online resources, the Penguin Readers series introduces language learners to bestselling authors and compelling content. Titles include popular classics, exciting contemporary fiction, and thought-provoking non-fiction. 
 
The One Memory of Flora, a Level 5 Reader, is B1 in the CEFR framework. The text is made up of sentences with up to four clauses, introducing present perfect continuous, past perfect, reported speech and second conditional. It is well supported by illustrations, which appear regularly. 
 
Seventeen-year-old Flora Banks has an illness and can't remember anything for very long. She writes notes to herself to help her remember things. But one day, Flora kisses a boy and she remembers it. Flora must find the boy who kissed her and learn why she still has that one memory.

Things to do Before the End of the World

Timely and powerful; the new coming-of-age thriller from the bestselling author of The One Memory of Flora Banks. 
 
 
1. Live your best life. 
2. Uncover family secrets. 
3. Trust no one 
 
What would you do when you hear the news that humans have done such damage to the earth that there might only be a limited amount of safe air left - a year's worth at most? 
You'd work through your bucket list, heal rifts, do everything you've never been brave enough to do before? 
 
 
Olivia is struggling to do any of this. What it is she truly wants to do? Who do she wants to be? 
 
Then out of the blue comes contact from a long-lost cousin Olivia didn't even know existed. Natasha is everything Olivia wants to be and more. 
And as the girls meet up for a long, hot last summer, Olivia finds Natasha's ease and self-confidence having an effect on her. 
 
But Natasha definitely isn't everything she first appears to be . . . 
 
 
I walked home. I kept hearing footsteps behind me, but every time I turned around, no one was there.

A pacy page-turner that packs a significant emotional punch

Guardian on The One Memory of Flora Banks

1. Live your best life. 
2. Uncover family secrets. 
3. Trust no one 
 What would you do when you hear the news that humans have done such damage to the earth that there might only be a limited amount of safe air left - a year's worth at most? 
You'd work through your bucket list, heal rifts, do everything you've never been brave enough to do before? 
 
 Olivia is struggling to do any of this. What it is she truly wants to do? Who do she wants to be? 
 
Then out of the blue comes contact from a long-lost cousin Olivia didn't even know existed. Natasha is everything Olivia wants to be and more. And as the girls meet up for a long, hot last summer, Olivia finds Natasha's ease and self-confidence having an effect on her. 
 
But Natasha definitely isn't everything she first appears to be . . . 
 
 
I walked home. I kept hearing footsteps behind me, but every time I turned around, no one was there. 
 
 
Timely and powerful; this is the new coming-of-age thriller from the bestselling author of The One Memory of Flora Banks.

The Girl Who Came Out of the Woods

TFW you wake up and realise you're trending... #GirlOutoftheWoods 
 
Arty has always lived in the Clearing, a commune hidden in the forests of south India. But her happy life, separate from the rest of the world, is shattered after a terrible event. 
 
 For the first time, Arty must leave her home, and head into the intriguing but frightening outside world. On the streets of India, a chance encounter leads to her becoming an unwilling overnight celebrity. 
 
 As she embarks on her journey, she discovers she is being followed by thousands of strangers, who seem to know her every move... 
 
Forced to fight against mysterious hashtags and being constantly photographed, how can she find the help she desperately needs? 
 
 Everything is changing too fast for this girl who came out of the woods... could she be running into a trap? 
 
 The new thriller from the acclaimed author of The One Memory of Flora Banks, perfect for fans of Karen McManus, E. Lockhart and Sophie McKenzie. 
 
Praise for The Girl Who Came Out of the Woods: 
 
'Compelling and brilliantly written'- Fabulous Magazine 
 
'Barr brilliantly captures Arty's naivety and eager innocence as she's swept up in the globalised world of capitalism and social media'- The Observer 
 
'A pacey, original thriller' - The Guardian 
 
'Arty's fresh insights into the world make for an amusing, poignant story' - The Sun

I've been trapped here for days. What if I die here? I decided to write down my story so that one day, when I'm discovered, they will know who I was and why I was here. 
 
Arty has always lived in the Clearing, a small settlement in the forests of south India. But their happy life, hidden from the rest of the world, is shattered by a terrible accident. For the first time in her sixteen years, Arty must leave the only place she's ever known, into the outside world she's been taught to fear. 
 
Her only goal is to get help from a woman called Tania, who used to live in the forest, and the Uncle she knows is out there, somewhere. As she embarks on the terrifying journey, pursued by an enemy she can't fathom, Arty soon realises that not everyone is to be trusted. She's looking for answers, but what she'll learn from Tania and Uncle Matthew is a shocking truth about her past. 
 
Everything is changing too fast for this girl who came out of the woods, and is she running into a trap...?

The Truth and Lies of Ella Black

Ella Black seems to live the life most other seventeen-year-olds would kill for . . . 
 
Until one day, telling her nothing, her parents whisk her off to Rio de Janeiro. Determined to find out why, Ella takes her chance and searches through their things. 
 
And realises her life has been a lie. 
 
Her mother and father aren't hers at all. Unable to comprehend the truth, Ella runs away, to the one place they'll never think to look - the favelas. 
 
But there she learns a terrible secret - the truth about her real parents and their past. And the truth about a mother, desperate for a daughter taken from her seventeen years ago . . .

Barr is superb at evoking the heightened emotions of adolescence: the exhilarating thrill of first love, the intensity of fear and rage at adults' deception and the need to discover one's own identity. 
With disturbing undertones, vivid characters and authentic dialogue, this is a worthy successor to her wonderful debut, The One Memory of Flora Banks

Evoking Ella's intoxicating new surroundings while skewering the facile assumptions of "poverty tourism", Barr's second YA novel is a fast-paced, dramatic search for answers to the secrets of the self

Colourful setting and pacy plot. If you like dark fiction you'll devour it

Emily Barr already proved she could hit all the right teen-fiction notes in last year's The One Memory of Flora Banks. This taps the same vein. Ella's parents are doting to the point of smothering but they don't know about the dark and twisty part of her that threatens to destroy everything

Ella Black seems to live the life most other seventeen-year-olds would kill for . . . 
 
 Until one day, telling her nothing, her parents whisk her off to Rio de Janeiro. Determined to find out why, Ella takes her chance and searches through their things. 
 
 And realises her life has been a lie. 
 
 Unable to comprehend the truth, Ella runs away, to the one place they'll never think to look - the favelas. 
 
 But there she learns a terrible secret - the truth about the deepest darkest side of herself . . .

The One Memory of Flora Banks

Shortlisted for the YA Book Prize 2018 
 
HOW DO YOU KNOW WHO TO TRUST WHEN YOU CAN'T EVEN TRUST YOURSELF? 
 
I look at my hands. One of them says FLORA BE BRAVE. 
 
Flora has anterograde amnesia. She can't remember anything day-to-day: the joke her friend made, the instructions her parents gave her, how old she is. 
 
Then she kisses someone she shouldn't, and the next day she remembers it. It's the first time she's remembered anything since she was ten. 
 
But the boy is gone. She thinks he's moved to the Arctic. 
 
Will following him be the key to unlocking her memory? Who can she trust? 
 
THE ONE MEMORY OF FLORA BANKS is the unforgettable YA novel to take home this summer. 
 
"Barr's YA debut is a riveting page-turner that will keep you hooked till the end." - Entertainment Weekly 
 
"An icily atmospheric story with a captivating hook...A pacy page-turner that packs a significant emotional punch" - Guardian 
 
"Gripping. . . We promise you won't see the end coming." - HelloGiggles 
 
"a winning mix of a John Green/ Rainbow Rowell-style sharpness and sensitivity but underlined with a darker edge" - View Magazine 
 
"Do yourself a huge favor and grab this atmospheric, unique mystery for your Memorial Day weekend getaway." - Bustle.com 
 
"An absorbing, original and definitely memorable book." - S Magazine 
 
"An extraordinarily moving and original novel, a story of secrecy and lie, love and loss that manages to be both heart-breaking and life-affirming ...This is Barr's first novel for teenagers and it is as brave as Flora herself". - Daily Mail

An extraordinarily moving and original novel, a story of secrecy and lies, love and loss that manages to be both heart-breaking and life-affirming . . . This is Barr's first novel for teenagers and it is as brave as Flora herself

Clever and original with a unique heroine, this is a refreshing love story. A great YA read to start 2017.

Mesmerizing, electric, and achingly lovely, The One Memory of Flora Banks is unforgettable . . . One of the best YA novels I've read in a very long time.

A winning mix of a John Green/ Rainbow Rowell-style sharpness and sensitivity, but underlined with a darker edge, belying the author's previous experience as a thriller writer . . . a coming-of-age, finding-yourself-type novel which is, in turn, unsettling and uplifting.

This is the most perfect, dazzling gem of a book. I loved every moment of it.

Lisa Jewell, Bestselling author of 'The Girls'

A thriller in the Momento mould that has some profound things to say about safety, danger and living in the momemt. 
 
Flora is a flawed and messy heroine who teaches us the importance of being ourselves and living life to the full. I couldn't put it down.

Julie Mayhew, YA author of 'Red Ink', 'The Big Lie', 'Mother Tongue'

I devoured it, reading late into the night because I couldn't put it down. Almost immediately I found myself pressing it into the hands of my writing friends. 
 
It's not often I read a book in a single sitting... compelling, thrilling, atmospheric - Flora's voice is unique and her mantra works beautifully as a message of love and support to all young women: be brave.

Elizabeth Haynes, adult crime/thriller writer 'Into the Darkest Corner', 'Never Alone'

I loved this book! Such a page turner. I was desperate to know what was going to happen next all the way through. I was totally drawn into Flora's confused and disturbed world and absorbed in the story from start to finish.

Liz Kessler, YA author of 'Read Me Like a Book'

A truly gripping and atmospheric psychological thriller, with a wonderfully quirky, brave, vulnerable heroine.

Fiona Noble, The Bookseller, One to Watch

I absolutely loved The One Memory of Flora Banks. It suddenly struck me that it could be a reworking of the Sleeping Beauty story, and manages to have a real fairy-tale feel while also being completely rooted in the here and now. And it's a wonderfully effective psychological thriller. A book that you'll definitely want to read more than once, and to recommend to friends.

Andrea Reece, FT Weekend Oxford Literary Festival Children's Programme Director

YA readers are going to love Emily Barr. She takes an agonising emotional situation, weaving in travel and adventure with gripping results. As with her adult books her love of travel and exploration comes through on every page and lending an extra dimension to her plots.

Andreina Cordani, Book Review Editor for Cosmopolitan

A coming of age mystery that is unforgettable. Perfect for book groups of all ages and fans of Hitchcock and Before I Go To Sleep.

The writing is impeccable. 
 
Serious kudos to Emily Barr for creating a narrative that has to undergo a lot of repetition...but constantly feels fresh and new. 
 
Flora Banks is brave and fierce, and goes on the kind of adventure that most of us wouldn't even dare to attempt. 
 
What struck us the most was the 'realness' of the story, despite it being one epic trip that is almost hard to imagine happening... And yet, Flora's experiences and the things people say and do to her are incredibly real.

[Barr] has created a likable character in Flora.

Simply superb; both clever and poignant. Flora is enchanting.

With its original plot and charming protagonist, there is much to like about Emily Barr's young-adult debut. 
 
Her [Emily's] page-turning talents are put to good use in Flora's adventure, as the reader accompanies a brave teenager on a journey to discover who she really is. 
 
Barr's light touch captures the innocence and integrity of Flora's voice. 
 
Readers will surely have difficulty forgetting about Flora, her parents and their predicament.

An icily atmospheric story with a captivating hook. 
 
A pacy page-turner that packs a significant emotional punch.

An absorbing, original and definitely memorable book.

I look at my hands. One of them says 'FLORA be brave'. I am Flora. 
 
Flora has anterograde amnesia. She can't remember anything day-to-day: the joke her friend made, the instructions her parents gave her, how old she is. 
 
Then she kisses a boy - her first kiss - and the next day she remembers it. The first time she's remembered anything since she was ten. 
 
But the boy is gone. 
 
Desperate to hold onto the memory and feelings of love, she sets off to the Arctic to find him. 
 
Why can she remember Drake? Could he be the key to everything else she's forgotten?

Lies We Told This Summer

From the author of The One Memory of Flora Banks comes a YA true-crime murder-mystery with a romantic twist, set over a dangerous summer that will change lives forever. Perfect for fans of We Were Liars and The Reappearance of Rachel Price. 
 
When Cat has the chance to escape Cornwall and spend the summer on the French Riviera with some rich family friends, she jumps at the opportunity. There she meets a group of people who don't seem to have a care in the world. Henry is different though, more interesting; she falls for him, he falls for her . . . 
 
Yet Henry has secrets. Strange circumstances surround the death of his mum a few years earlier - and when he invites Cat to his eerie French countryside mansion for a few days, she thinks she could help him get to the bottom of things by doing some digging into past crimes. 
 
But not everyone wants the case to be investigated . . .

Emily Barr

Two girls meet on a train journey. 
 
One of them - privileged, chaotic - is heading to an exclusive Swiss rehab centre following months of partying and living wildly. 
 
The other - who couldn't be more different - is down to her last penny, running away. 
 
When they get off the train they are both pretending to be the other. Just for a short period, of course. Just until the rehab stint is over . . .

Emily Barr

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