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Paper Planes by Martin Burton

Paper Planes by Martin Burton

$29.95 (book)
$14.95 (ebook)


Author: Martin Burton
Genre: Drama, Non-fiction, Inspirational
ISBN: 97847973810
Format: Paperback
Pages: 315

Life as a teenager can be tough, no parents, bullied at school, what could be worse…

All Martin ever wanted was a mother who loved him. At just five-years-old she walked out, leaving Martin to be raised by his grandma and grandad.

Life became a constant battle for him, enduring countless traumatic events with his mother, and Linford, the school bully.

Martin wished for an escape, and that day came when he met Gerald. Together they endured years of mental and physical bullying. Masking their fears with fun, they created a distraction from all the hurt and upset, by mustering up mischievous adventures packed with adrenalin pumped fun and laughter.

However, their fun takes a turn for the worst, and they’re both put face to face with a much greater fear than school bullying, a fear that two thirteen-year-old boys should never have to experience.

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4 comments to Paper Planes by Martin Burton

  • Kate Burkill

    A heart warming book of two friends who, in the face of adversity, had fun and laughed, laughed a lot! Though sad and tragic, it is thrilling and funny. I would recommend anyone to read this uplifting story, which makes you realise that with a shoulder to lean on you can get through anything!

  • Scott Brown

    Fantastic Book ,Filled with some sadness but also thrill Seeking Adventours definantly worth reading , just shows how much just meeting one person can change your life and how quickly your life can change from the highest of highs too lowest of lows.

  • Anne

    enjoyed this!

  • peter

    This will bring back some memories as I went to school with both Martin and Gerald and some of those memories I can recall today, well done Martin

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