Cathy Cassidy

After being expelled from yet another school in London, twelve-year-old Scarlett is sent by her exasperated mother to live with her father, stepmother, and stepsister in Ireland, where, with the help of a mysterious boy, she eventually overcomes her anger and resentment and feels part of a family again.

Scarlett

Jade Lexi

nina 

I read this book for the first time in primary school, and I was so excited to find it and read it again. I loved it just as much as the first time I read it. With 2 hours left of 2016, this is my final book of the year. 

Happy New Year everyone and all the best for 2017! ❤

Scarlett's not red like a sunset, she's red with rage. She cannot BELIEVE her mum's sunk so low as to pack her off to Ireland to stay with the dad who left them. Surely he's the reason for everything going wrong, her never being able to stay in a school, rules always just, somehow, seeming to get broken? Ha! They won't get round her so easily. But she hasn't reckoned the gorgeous Kian, and he might just find a way to change Scarlett's mind. There's a chance that - this time - things will be different . . .

Amy Grieve

I LOVE this book. The story is amazing and captivating.Scarlett is an inspiring character to read about. She is real but extreme at the same time. This book is too good to put into words.

Scarlett

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