Deze serie duikt in de complexe wereld van de adolescentie, geplaatst tegen de achtergrond van een historisch conflict. Het verkent de spanningen tussen rivaliserende gemeenschappen, gezien door de ogen van jongeren die hun eigen identiteit proberen te vinden. De verhalen richten zich op de gevaren van ingebakken haat en de kracht van menselijke verbinding om generatieconflicten te overstijgen. Het is een boeiende verkenning van hoop en de zoektocht naar vrede te midden van moeilijke omstandigheden.
Reading is enjoyable, especially with texts that students can tackle independently at home. The literature packages make this possible, forming a solid foundation for a classroom library. This novel tells the story of two teenagers in Northern Ireland, Protestant Sadie and Catholic Kevin, highlighting their upbringing and the political-religious conflict in the country.
Kevin and Sadie just want to be together, but it's not that simple. Things are bad in Belfast. Soldiers walk the streets and the city is divided. No Catholic boy and Protestant girl can go out together - not without dangerous consequences . . . The second of Joan Lingard's ground-breaking Kevin and Sadie books
This is one of Joan Lingard's hauntingly powerful Kevin and Sadie novels which set young love against the backdrop of the Irish troubles.
There was no denying that Sadie's mother, coming to see the new baby, would make things uncomfortable. Sometimes it looked as if they never would escape from their cramped, dingy rooms and find a proper place to bring up Brendan, but Sadie and Kevin had been through a lot together already.
Continues the story of love born in the violence of Belfast. With Kevin out of a job and forced to leave the little cottage where he had settled with Sadie and the baby, the future looked bleak. Would Kevin find another job?