The Wall
a modern fable
by William Sutcliffe
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In an isolated town that closely resembles the West Bank, thirteen-year-old Joshua discovers that his world may not be as it seems; that his people may be aggressors rather than victims; and that he must stand up to his stepfather and forge his own sense of right and wrong.
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Coming of age, Walls, Bildungsromans, Juvenile fiction, Fiction, Fiction, general, Palestine, fiction, Israel, fictionPlaces
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"First published in Great Britain in April 2013 by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc."
Includes bibliographical references (page 289).
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Joshua kicks his football into a building site and discovers a secret tunnel. It leads through pitch darkness under the Wall and into forbidden territory, where a boy like him shouldn't stray. When Joshua emerges into the light of the other side, his world is turned upside down - with kindness, terror and violence, and a debt he can never repay.
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