Exploring the theme of the fate that awaits goodness and innocence in the face of growing up and learning to live in our society, this novel charts the story of Tom, a 13-year-old from a Glasgow slum, and the events of a holiday with his teacher.
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"If you are interested in books that are human and wise, then treat yourself this year to some Robin Jenkins." (Andrew Marr)
"A remarkable writer" (The Times)
"A delight to read" (TLS)
"A poignant study of deprivation and alienation." (Times Educational Supplement)
"If you have not read Jenkins, this witty, affecting novel, which wears its political convictions lightly, is a wonderful place to start." (Amit Srivastava FT 2008-04-13)
A modern Scottish classic with a new afterword by Andrew Marr
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