Because, Sean is currently being rehoused with his grandfather after an unspoken tragedy. He does, however, have his own little group of friends who we meet through flashbacks and memories. Born with a handicap that affects his legs, Sean soldiers on through poverty, gangs, bullying and more. Set in a deprived housing estate in northern England, the book’s protagonist, Sean, is even more disadvantaged than most.
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