The Silence Seeker

3 April 2023

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Year: 2009
By: Ben Morley and Carl Pearce
ISBN: 9781848530034

There are new neighbours who are seeking asylum. A young boy interprets his mum’s explanation of ‘asylum’ as ‘silence’ and helps the neighbours to find peace and quiet. The book is written for children aged 5–8.

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