Raz Beri

Name: Raz Beri
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SKU: 9781915444615
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By Matt Stephens

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Billy has cerebral palsy and he's had enough of his classmates treating him differently. But then Mia arrives and announces a school visit from her uncle: a famous footballer. Maybe being a star footballer in front of his classmates will help Billy prove to his class... Read More

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Raz Beri

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Billy has had enough of school bullies. When a famous footballer comes to visit, Billy tries to prove that he’s just like his classmates. But when the footballer is as bad as the bullies, Billy realises he doesn’t need to prove anything to anyone but himself.

Description

Billy has cerebral palsy and he's had enough of his classmates treating him differently. But then Mia arrives and announces a school visit from her uncle: a famous footballer.

Maybe being a star footballer in front of his classmates will help Billy prove to his class that he can be just like them. But when even the famous footballer turns out to be just as bad as the school bullies, Billy begins to realise that perhaps he doesn't need to prove anything to anyone but himself.

Raz Beri by Matt Stephens is a powerful story about self-acceptance and finding the courage to be yourself, regardless of what others may think.

Book Details

INFORMATION

ISBN: 9781915444615

Publisher: Firefly Press Ltd

Format: Paperback / softback

Date Published: 29 August 2024

Country: United Kingdom

Imprint: Firefly Press Ltd

Audience: Children

DIMENSIONS

Width: 129.0mm

Height: 198.0mm

Weight: 300g

Pages: 192

Collections

Children's Books Children's Fiction Children’s, Teenage and Educational Matt Stephens Young Adult

About the Author

Matt Stephens lives in Bristol. He derives joy and inspiration from his two daughters and three granddaughters. A turbulent past has been soothed by yoga, meditation and the realisation that human good outweighs human evil. He writes for adults under the name Ed Trewavas and currently works in a major supermarket. Previous employment has included warehouse work, farm labouring and nursery/infant teaching. He enjoys cooking, sport (well, Bristol Rovers) and, most importantly, spending time with family and friends.