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Time Travellers : Adventure Calling

By Sufiya Ahmed

On a school trip to parliament, rebellious Suhana is surprised to find herself teaming up with “good kids” Mia and Ayaan – and the three new pals definitely don’t expect to be transported back to 1911, to go home? Short, pacy and thought-provoking, this thrilling 8+ novel focuses on the suffrage movement, especially the women of colour often erased by history.

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