How to Be a Revolutionary

by Lucy Ann Unwin (UCLan Publishing) In the UK, general elections are when people vote to choose Members of Parliament (MPs) to represent them in the House of Commons. General elections usually take place every five years and in the run-up candidates and their parties campaign to persuade people to vote for them. In this story, a general election is approaching, and 12-year-old Natalie is determined to be part of the campaign. She wants to make a difference in the world but politics just seems to be about giving out glossy leaflets. Natalie sets about starting a revolution of her own – beginning with smiling at 10 strangers and ending with total chaos and a team of kids inspiring their school to do things differently. Funny, original and full of…

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