The Wrong Shoes

The vital new novel from the bestselling creator of Big Bright Feelings

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Tom Percival

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Paperback / softback

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A beautiful and sensitive exploration of the experience of child poverty from leading author/illustrator, Tom Percival, for fans of Boy at the Back of the Class and Julia and the Shark. Will has the wrong shoes – he's always known it but doesn't know how to change it. Navigating the difficulties of home and school when you feel you stick out is tough, but finding confidence with the help and empathy of friends can be all you need to see the way.

Author Biography:

Tom Percival is an author/illustrator who lives in Stroud with his family and The Best Dog in the World (apologies if you happen to think that your dog is The Best Dog in the World). A lot of his books explore social connections, community, equality and emotional growth, but he also makes room to write a bit of pure escapist fun once in a while. When he’s not making books he enjoys walking and running around the countryside with either his family, or The Best Dog in the World, and sometimes ALL of them at once. He also makes music and enjoys taking photographs.

Release date NZ

June 5th, 2024

Author

Tom Percival

Audience

Children / Juvenile

Edition

ANZ only

Interest Age

From 8 to 99 years

Pages

336

ISBN-13

9781398536104

Product ID

38586436

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