Ann Lovelace
Education Resources for Schools
Unputdownable
"I enjoyed it from cover to cover! It was great to experience just a small human element of a huge and terrible event such as Dunkirk."
Some reviews of Running Free
"An excellent addition to our library" Imperial War Museum
"A wonderful and exciting evocation of being an evacuee"
"I so wanted the story to be longer"
"It brought back my experiences of being an evacuee"
"I found it both entertaining and very graphic; especially Dunkirk"
"Very nostalgic…. I loved the Epsom reference"
"It really interested me to find out what it would have been like to be part of the Dunkirk rescue mission!"
"Your writing conjured up that vital, but often neglected sense – smell. The lavender furniture polish in the vicarage, the salty tang of the sea…. it all adds depth to a fine book."
Running Free
Running Free is an exciting children’s adventure, set in Wartime England. It makes suitable reading for children from nine upwards. As well as being a good story, its universal themes and historical context make it a useful educational tool in various areas of the curriculum. These include English, PSHE, Citizenship, RE and History.
Lovelace Assembly Line, 21 Hartley Old Road, Purley, Surrey
0208 660 1185, lovelace@clara.co.uk