Noah is looking forward to spending the summer in the Wilderness - a strip of wild land across from his house. The Wilderness means freedom . . . climbing trees, sleeping under the stars, spotting a deer, feeding the birds. But Noah discovers that there are plans afoot to destroy the Wilderness. He'll have to fight to save it. This means war.
Features
- A celebration of the wild outdoors and the freedom to explore it at will.
- Julia Green evokes the natural world with her wonderfully lyrical writing style.
- A pacy, exciting story. Will the kids save their Wilderness?
- Extra material at the back of the book includes fun ideas on how to make the most of our wild spaces.
- Celebrates the value of wild spaces addressing some themes being explored by the Forest School movement, Project Wildthing, and the National Wildlife Trust.
- From the author of Seal Island, full of the same evocative descriptions of wildlife and nature, but for a 9+ audience.
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