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Hodder Children's Books an imprint of Hachette Children's BooksSuitable for Ages
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7th January 2010ISBN
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The Carbon Diaries 2017
Saci Lloyd
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Julia Eccleshare's comment:
Laura’s witty diary entries cleverly combine the important events in her own life – managing her boyfriend and dealing with her attempts to be in a successful band – with the major and serious issues of climate change in a not too distant future. Temperatures are rising; carbon rationing is now the norm and London is struggling to survive: The Carbon Diaries 2017 makes readers think seriously while also enjoying some great comedy moments reflecting teenagers of anytime or place.
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Synopsis
The Carbon Diaries 2017 by Saci LloydIt's over a year since her last diary and Laura Brown is now in her first year of university in London, a city still struggling to pull itself together in the new rationing era. Laura's right in the heart of it; her band, the dirty angels, are gigging all over town until a police crackdown on rioting students forces them out of the city. After a brief exile on her parents' farm, the angels set off in a battered VW bus on a tour of Europe with the fabulous Tiny Chainsaws in the Distance. The tour soon unravels, however, in an increasingly dramatic sequence of events that include drought in Europe and Africa, a tidal-wave of desperate immigrants, a water war in the Middle East and a city-wide face off with the army in London. Not to mention infidelity, betrayal, friendship, love and massive courage. How long can Laura distance herself from the struggle? And more importantly, how can she keep her style and hope alive in a world on the edge of madness?
Reviews
Praise for Carbon Diaries 2015:'Everyone who cares about the future of the planet should read this book!
Costa judging panel
'An uproarious, scathing and pathos-filled romp - Adrian Mole does the apocalypse.'
Financial Times
'A perfect example of how to blend an important message into an entertaining novel.'
Independent
'A wonderfully mordant look at the coming environmental meltdown.'
Daily Telegraph
About The Author
Saci Lloyd has worked as a script editor for Camouflage Films, where she was involved in several projects including a $20m Columbia Tri-Star co-production, Amy Foster. She is now head of Media at a Sixth Form College.
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