Rhian Ivory

15 year old Blaze and Noah live in the same village, Sible Hedingham, over 100 years apart. The both have the same gift/curse - they draw pictures that later come true. Blaze (1860s) is bullied, cheated and accused of being a witch and 'swam'. Noah (now) is used to everyone, even his parents, being afraid of him and is desperate to keep his drawing a secret at his new school. But as he gets closer and closer to Beth, will he tell her the truth? Can Blaze's history help Noah and Beth work out their own story? Can the future be change?

Boy Who Drew the Future

Fifteen-year-old Blaze and Noah live in the village of Sible Hedingham over 100 years apart. They both have the same gift or curse - they draw pictures that later come true. Blaze in the 1860s is accused of being a witch and 'swam'. Noah, living in the present is desperate to keep his drawing a secret. But as he gets closer to Beth, must he tell her the truth, and change their futures?

The Boy Who Drew the Future

The summer between school and sixth-form. When Hope doesn’t get into drama college, and her friends do, all her plans fall apart. She’s struggling with anger, grief for her father and a sense that her own body is against her. She meets Riley on the ferry and his texts give her someone to talk to. But this isn’t a story about a boy fixing everything. It’s about trying new things and having the courage to ask for help.

Hope

Lucy Christopher

Kat Ellis

Three Strikes is a collection of three dark novellas from three star YA authors: Undergrowth - Lucy Christopher: Kasha has answered the advert for The Tribe. Now she sits writing alone in the darkness of the jungle. Is she the only one left? Then she spots a red light blinking at her from the darkness. Cat’s eyes? A camera? The Twins of Blackfin - Kat Ellis: Every evening Bo visits her best friend Sky’s grave. One night she hears a girl’s voice. Following it leads her to a journal and a crypt. Prequel to the popular Blackfin Sky (Firefly 2014) Matchstick Girl - Rhian Ivory: A modern YA retelling of Hans Christian Andersen’s The Little Match Girl. Busking, runaway Nia is mugged and left badly hurt in a tunnel. All she has is three matches, and she starts seeing pictures in the light... A story of grief, love and music.

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