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The brilliant novelisation of the life of Uriah Rennie, the Premier League's first and only Black referee.
Ashley Hickson-Lovence Livres
Ashley Hickson-Lovence crée des récits avec un œil attentif aux dynamiques complexes des liens humains et des structures sociales dans des contextes contemporains. Son écriture explore les thèmes de l'identité et de l'appartenance, sondant les vies intérieures de ses personnages avec empathie et perspicacité. À travers sa prose distinctive, Hickson-Lovence offre aux lecteurs des perspectives intimes et souvent inattendues sur l'expérience vécue.
Set entirely on a London bus travelling from Hoxton to Highbury and taking place over just 36 minutes, the events of The 392 unfold through a cast of charismatic characters coming from very different worlds. On the 392 are all the familiar faces you might expect to see on any bus ride through inner-city London in the grip of gentrification: delinquent school kids, the high-flyers, the weird, the wonderful and the homeless. These Londoners share two things: a bus journey and a threat. A threat which is ready to blow apart everything they know.
A soaring and emotional debut YA verse-novel, perfect for fans of Dean Atta and Manjeet Mann. Pen in one hand, on my wrist, a ticking clock I've got to make this work, just need a little luck... When fourteen-year-old music-lover Ronny's life gets messy, his mum decides they're moving out of London. In Norwich, as a Black teenager in a mostly white school, Ronny feels like a complete outsider. He tries his best to balance keeping his head down, and his goal of becoming a rapper alive. But when a local poet comes into class, he opens Ronny's world to something new. Rap is like spoken word, lyrics equal poetry - and maybe the combination of both could be the key to Ronny's dreams?