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A History of Running Away
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A History of Running Away

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Book of the Year in the Irish Times

‘A wonderful storyteller’ Joseph O'Connor

On the quays of Dublin, Jasmine is running, training for a fight she can’t compete in. It’s 1982 and boxing is illegal for girls.

For Jasmine boxing is everything: after running away from home, and narrowly escaping a risky situation in London, it is all she has to claim as her own. But with a legal fight impossible, and a ghost from her past on her trail, where can it end?

A History of Running Away is a brilliantly written novel about growing up, starting over and learning to fight for yourself.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
John Murray Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
3 May 2018
Pages
256
ISBN
9781473641785

Book of the Year in the Irish Times

‘A wonderful storyteller’ Joseph O'Connor

On the quays of Dublin, Jasmine is running, training for a fight she can’t compete in. It’s 1982 and boxing is illegal for girls.

For Jasmine boxing is everything: after running away from home, and narrowly escaping a risky situation in London, it is all she has to claim as her own. But with a legal fight impossible, and a ghost from her past on her trail, where can it end?

A History of Running Away is a brilliantly written novel about growing up, starting over and learning to fight for yourself.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
John Murray Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
3 May 2018
Pages
256
ISBN
9781473641785