Arctic Zoo is a YA thriller about young people coming into their own power. Centred on fifteen and sixteen year old Georgia and Julius, we explore their different worlds and how they end up crossing paths on a mental health ward.
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We never learn her name. When we meet the heroine of Fake Like Me, she…
I studied and then taught English literature at Oxford, moving from my undergraduate degree through…
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