Mosi’s War

Patrick is happy living with his mum. She lets him do what he wants, pretty much, and it’s only when his granny comes to stay that he has to get down to his homework and go to bed early. Then Patrick meets Mosi, a quiet, polite boy who, along with his parents, is waiting for his asylum application to be processed. He discovers Mosi is terrified of someone. But who is it? Patrick and Mosi strike up an unlikely friendship. In trying to help each other, they will face situations that are both terrifying and dangerous. And Patrick will find out that there is much, much more to Mosi than at first appears …A taut, brilliantly written novel that has both pace and topicality that will give much opportunity for discussion and debate.

Reviews of Mosi’s War

Praise for Cathy MacPhail: Young adult fiction is going from strength to strength, led by authors like Cathy MacPhail Bookseller Anything by Cathy MacPhail is unputdownable — Julia Donaldson Guardian Cathy MacPhail's novels are tuned to how teenagers talk and behave Times Educational Supplement Praise for Grass: Gritty and convincing throughout, Grass conveys with chilling accuracy the power of gang leaders over local communities … This is a book with real bite and an uplifting ending Bookseller