September 2014 Debut of the Month When Jo takes on helping Chris, a teenager with cerebral palsy, she has no idea how life changing it will be for her. Jo has always been good a getting on with things and she finds she loves caring for Chris and begins to think of imaginative ways of making his life better.
But when Jo tries to take Chris somewhere really special she finds she’s taken on a lot more than she can manage. Jo needs help and it turns out that Chris is just the person to give it. A touching story about how help can come from unexpected places.
Jo could never have guessed that the friendship she so desperately craves would come in the shape of a severely disabled boy. He can't even speak. Maybe it is because he can't speak that she finds herself telling him how difficult it is living with her eccentric, mentally fragile mother.
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Jo could never have guessed that the friendship she so desperately craves would come in the shape of a severely disabled boy. He can't even speak.
The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed Finding A Voice and determined it is suitable for children aged 13-14 years old
Finding A Voice features in the following genres: Books Reviewed by our Reader Review Panels, Recommendations, Debuts of the Month, Stories about Family and Friends, Children's and Young Adult Fiction, Children’s, Teenage and Educational, Recommended Children's eBooks, Featured Books for 13+ readers
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Finding A Voice was written by Kim Hood and published by O'Brien Press Ltd
Finding A Voice has 232 pages
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