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Synopsis

A family story set in South Africa where Lindi and her brother go to the sea and play with a wooden boat made by their grandfather. Located in a multi-racial society, it is suitable for classroom use in Key Stages 1 and 2.

About the Author

Beverley Naidoo is from South Africa. She has worked as a lecturer and adviser in cultural diversity. She has written several novels of which No Turning Back was shortlisted for the Guardian Prize and The Other Side of Truth won the Carnegie Medal and the Smarties Silver Medal. Beverley lives in Bournemouth. Her daughter, Maya, is currently studying in Belgium.

Karin Littlewood has recently started illustrating children's books - she spends time in inner city schools painting and drawing the children. She lives in London.

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