Singing It by Anne Cottringer

Singing It by Anne Cottringer

By Anne Cottringer (author)

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Shortlisted for the Young Minds Award 2008.

New place, new school and new friends to make - and all doubly if your parents called you 'Flower Power'. Luckily she has her songs to help her deal with all this change. This is a lovely book following Flower in her journey as she discovers herself and the beautiful singing voice she has waiting to be discovered.

Flower Power has always moved around. She meets Cat - who shares her interest in tigers. But Cat can become very distant, particularly over boy friends.

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Flower finds that the only way that she can deal with it all is to sing her songs, and her old favourites - but will she ever find the courage to sing with such strength?

Anne Cottringer was born at Niagara Falls in Canada. She moved to London to study film and television and ended up staying. Since graduating with an MA in Film and Television from the Royal College of Art, Anne has worked in film and TV as a camerawoman and documentary director. She has travelled widely and still loves it. She began writing when her first child was born. Anne is published by various publishers, including Orchard and Bloomsbury.

Flower Power has always moved around. She meets Cat - who shares her interest in tigers.

The LoveReading4Kids Editorial Team have read and reviewed Singing It and determined it is suitable for children aged 13-14 years old

Singing It features in the following genres: Featured Books for 13+ readers, Recommendations

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Singing It was written by Anne Cottringer and published by Andersen Press Ltd

Singing It has 185 pages

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