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Aberteg is a little village in the west of Wales, tucked between the hills and the sea. If you were to go there yourself, you might see Mansel Roberts going up the mountain to look for owls. You could bump into the Bevan twins or come across Mostyn, watching a pair of otters in the river. And if you stayed by the sea, you may see Sian and Juliet playing rounders on the beach. You might even catch a glimpse of Dabby Davies.In these stories are eight children for you to meet. All of them are different, but all of them are just a little bit like you, too. They will help you learn why friendship is special, how good it is to believe in yourself, and why you must always, always be kind.
A propos de l'auteur
Sue Reardon-Smith was born and brought up in south Wales and educated at Howell's School, Llandaff. Writing both verse and fiction has always been a big part of her life. She has four children and is an interior designer. Though currently based in London, she spends as much time as she possibly can in west Wales, where the Aberteg stories were born.
