Sandy Fussell

Red Day offers heartfelt contemporary storytelling at its best, enriched with vivid historical flashbacks. Set in a modern-day small town amid the remnants of a Japanese POW camp, this is the story of Charlie. Charlie has synaesthesia and hence sees and hears differently: people have auras; days of the week are coloured; numbers and letters have attitudes. But when Charlie...

Samurai Kids 1: White Crane by Sandy Fussell introduces us to Niya Moto, the only one-legged Samurai kid in Japan, who is infamous for constantly falling flat on his face in the dirt. Despite his determination, none of the samurai schools are willing to teach the crippled Niya, until a surprising offer arrives. It comes from the legendary samurai warrior...

The Samurai Kids are finally back in Japan. But not at their ryu in the Tateyama Mountains. Instead, Sensei has taken them to the snowy lands of Ezo—the place of his birth. The place where Sensei must face his demons and right the terrible wrong that has tormented him. Will Niya have the courage to help Sensei as he promised?...