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By (author) Tommy Donbavand, Illustrated by Dan Chernett

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A brand new edition of the award-winning story of the victim who stands up for himself, and almost becomes a bully too. With a reading age of 8, it is particularly suitable for reluctant, struggling or dyslexic readers. A brand new edition of the award-winning story of the victim who stands up for himself, and almost becomes a bully too. Matthew has just started at Elm Row School and is struggling to fit in. Well, it's not easy when you can't even afford a new school uniform! But soon Matt has had enough. He starts to stand up to the bullies and for the first time he feels powerful. But can he control the power? What if it starts to change him? Creepy thriller from an ever popular author.With a reading age of 8, it is particularly suitable for reluctant, struggling or dyslexic readers.

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