A WORLD BETWEEN US

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July 29, 2012 by Lydia Syson

Highly Commended for Branford Boase Award 2013, longlisted for The Guardian Children’s Fiction Prize 2013, shortlisted for WeRead Book Award 2013, longlisted for UKLA Book Award 2014, nominated for the  CILIP Carnegie Medal, 2014.

 

Spain, 1936. Felix, a spirited young nurse, has run away from London to help the cause of the Republicans in the Spanish Civil War. But she is also following Nat, a passionate young man who has joined the International Brigades fighting Franco. And George – familiar George from home – is not far behind, in pursuit of Felix …

As Spain fights for its freedom against tyranny, Felix battles a conflict of the heart. With the civil war raging around her, she must make choices that will change her life forever. An epic and moving historical adventure.

Also available as an enhanced, multitouch iBook, with multiple additional features, for reading on your Mac or any IOS device – includes music, photographs, interviews with historians, archive materials and more.

‘Syson brings history alive’  The Observer

‘gripping romantic adventure’  TES Magazine

Some book bloggers’ responses: ‘A nigh-perfect YA read’, ‘absolutely brilliant’, ‘reading it made me happy’, ‘I found myself completely swept away’, ‘I loved it beyond words’, ‘so gripping’.

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“A mesmerising portrait of a family unravelling” THE TIMES (Best historical fiction in 2018)

“Powerful, intense and beautiful” HISTORICAL NOVEL REVIEW

“This tense, evocative, richly-imagined novel conjures the voices of a strange time and place, and makes them universal” EMMA DARWIN

“Syson brings history alive” THE OBSERVER

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