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‘It broke my heart and then splinted it back together again… Magnificent.’ Hannah Gold, bestselling author of The Last BearÂ
‘A dog’s eye perspective that’s so vivid you can almost taste the earthworms.’Â FT, YA Book of the Year
‘This visceral story of heartbreak and survival…has the memorable feel of a classic.’ The Guardian, Best children’s and YA books of 2022
 Chernobyl 1986. Natasha’s world is coming to an end. Forced to evacuate her home in the middle of the night, she must leave her puppy behind and has no idea if she’ll ever return.Â
Some time later, growing up in the shadow of the ruined nuclear power plant, pups Misha and Bratan need to learn how to live wild – and fast. Creatures with sharp teeth, claws and yellow eyes lurk in the overgrown woods. And they’re watching the brothers’ every move…
A tale of courage, companionship and hope from the Carnegie award-winning author of Lark.
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| Weight | 0.404 kg |
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| Dimensions | 20.1 × 13.5 × 2.8 cm |
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