Peace and Conflict
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Peace and Conflict
Narrated by:
Jonathan Broadbent
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Narrated by:
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Jonathan Broadbent
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Irene Sabatini
About this listen
Ten-year-old Robert knows many things. He knows all about his hometown, Geneva. He knows about the Red Cross and all the places his dad has been. But still he has questions. Is his neighbour, Monsieur Renoir, really evil? Why did he leave a medal on Robert's doorstep?
In school, Robert learned all about wars and heroes. But soon he discovers what it really means to be a hero.
©2014 Irene Sabatini (P)2014 W F Howes Ltd
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Critic reviews
"Irene Sabatini is a born writer" ( Daily Mail)
"Entertaining, ambitious and packed with news from elsewhere, leavened by the precious optimism of youth. Don't miss it." ( Independent, on The Boy Next Door)