Nine-year-old Jac sees his father as a hero, but when Jac joins a local football team with his best friend Zac, things start to get a bit weird at home.
It’s not until a group of professional footballers come into school to talk about racism that Jac realises what his father’s problem could be.
Part of the Rhyngom Scheme.
Did you know that birds perceive time differently to us, as if in slow motion?
Erin discovers this after a fateful fall from a tree results in incredible avian abilities.
Being able to fly, slow down time and communicate with her new feathered friend prove vital when she stumbles on birds being deliberately trapped, killed and maimed in the woods.
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