Sarah Garland Boeken

Focusing on the complexities of school desegregation, the narrative explores why it was not fully embraced by the black community despite its success in narrowing the achievement gap. Highlighting a pivotal 2007 Supreme Court case from Louisville, the book examines its implications for race relations in American schools and civil rights. Through personal stories of families involved in the desegregation debate, the author reframes the understanding of race and education, making a significant contribution to the ongoing fight for racial equality.

Drawing back the veil on a hidden, troubling world, this groundbreaking work of investigative journalism explores the startling growth of Central American gangs in the suburbs of America.

Eddie, Lily and Mum set out to grow a fantastic garden.

It is Grandad's birthday and Eddie is helping Mum make a birthday tea - with Lily's help, of course! Baked apples from their apple tree, eggs from their chickens - soon the table is filled with yummy birthday treats. But what did Lily do with all the carrots? The book includes recipes for making delicious and nutritious treats for all budding young chefs. The recipes included are: -Spaghetti with tomato sauce, Crusty white bread, Orange drizzle cake, and Baked and buttery apples

A collection of poems about family life, from high-heeled sisters and alarming aunts, to crazy cousins and dancing dads. Suggested level: primary

Eddie, Mum, Tom, Lily and Tilly all go camping