Synopsis
Manjolo, fleeing his homeland, in search of solace and perhaps a better life for him and his wife, finds himself embroiled in the British immigration system and lost in a world filled with single use plastics caused by the inevitability of human failings.
A riches to rags story with a political edge, it not only educates but resonates, highlighting current issues, the impact of which we, the custodians of this planet, are already facing.
Police officer Lyndsey Dean is the one whose presence speaks of the unlimited power of kindness and through Manjolo’s interaction with her highlights the importance of faith as a catalyst to save the world from nature’s greatest enemy – man himself.
Can one man be that change?
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About the Authors
A R Gatrad OBE, a professor of paediatrics, is on the climate change committee of the Royal College of Paediatrics with a qualification in Planetary Health. He has published medical books and many other publications, including climate change impact on children and The Story of Three Plastic Bottles in English, Urdu and Chinese.
Jade Smedley-Baugh has worked in the NHS, the arts sector, and now works in the education sector. She has been an English teacher, a Head of Performing Arts and is now a secondary school librarian, academically coaching students and running the school’s drama club and performance projects.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Manjolo, fleeing his homeland, in search of solace and perhaps a better life for him and his wife, finds himself embroiled in the British immigration system and lost in a world filled with single use plastics caused by the inevitability of human failings.A riches to rags story with a political edge, it not only educates but resonates, highlighting current issues, the impact of which we, the custodians of this planet, are already facing.Police officer Lyndsey Dean is the one whose presence speaks of the unlimited power of kindness and through Manjolos interaction with her highlights the importance of faith as a catalyst to save the world from natures greatest enemy man himself.Can one man be that change? Political fiction highlighting current environmental and immigration issues. A story with a dual timeline, in Dover and London in the UK and in Ethiopia, which contains factual information about the sustainability of our planet. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781805145158
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ISBN 10: 1805145150
ISBN 13: 9781805145158
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Manjolo, fleeing his homeland, in search of solace and perhaps a better life for him and his wife, finds himself embroiled in the British immigration system and lost in a world filled with single use plastics caused by the inevitability of human failings.A riches to rags story with a political edge, it not only educates but resonates, highlighting current issues, the impact of which we, the custodians of this planet, are already facing.Police officer Lyndsey Dean is the one whose presence speaks of the unlimited power of kindness and through Manjolos interaction with her highlights the importance of faith as a catalyst to save the world from natures greatest enemy man himself.Can one man be that change? Political fiction highlighting current environmental and immigration issues. A story with a dual timeline, in Dover and London in the UK and in Ethiopia, which contains factual information about the sustainability of our planet. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9781805145158