Author:Megan Rix
Meet the leader of the Suffragettes, Emmeline Pankhurst, and a particularly plucky pup, during a momentous time in history!
Alfie can't believe his luck when he is allowed to keep a tiny puppy he finds abandoned on the street. Rascal is cute as a button and has lots of attitude, and Emmeline Pankhurst is thrilled that her ward Alfie has a new friend. Alfie and Rascal deliver messages between the Suffragettes as they organise their 'Votes for Women' campaign. But it's sometimes dangerous work, and it's not long before Alfie and Rascal find out the true cost of the fight.
Full of adventure, fascinating history and lovely animals, this is the perfect read for young fans of Dick King-Smith and Michael Morpurgo.
Morris Gleitzman has a rare gift for writing very funny stories and wrapping very serious stories inside them.
—— GuardianSophy's books are in their simplest form an utter delight. They should be on the bookshelves of every family everywhere. Pom Pom is part of my children's childhood now and Pass It On is in our minds a gentle masterpiece. She has an immense talent with beautiful and original ideas. Lucky children.
—— Angels & Urchins MagazineThis is a beautifully illustrated story of self-belief, perfect for encouraging little ones to try new things.
—— Scottish Book TrustHenn invests a flat graphic design style with emotion and cuteness.
—— The Sunday TimesA gorgeous picture book that is perfect for sharing this spring.
—— The SunCharlie is a feisty, funny girl who will appeal to pony-mad readers who'll devour all the inside knowledge of the equine world that Balding brings to her debut
—— Daily Mail