A realistic, contemporary novel for teens from a biblical worldview
Twelve-year-old Addie Brown wants to fit in. But ever since she and her dad moved from small town America to bustling London, life is as bumpy as the Tube she rides to school. Addie’s cranky neighbour tells her off but then invites her to tea! It seems as if Addie’s best friend in America has already forgotten all about her. Worst of all, Addie’s dad doesn’t seem any happier than before, even though moving across the pond was his crazy idea.
But the biggest mystery Addie encounters is the lady in the green hat. Who is she? And why does she appear on the train when Addie is missing home – and her mom – the most?
Selected endorsements:
"This gripping story speaks of the common teenage experience of searching for deep friendships and real belonging. I was cheering for Addie the whole way through - just like I cheer for my daughter. The Gospel is in there!"
Ed Drew, Director of Faith in Kids
“Amazing! Five stars! Addie is a very relatable character and the book captures the feelings of a newly-moved tween.”
Autumn-Rayne, age 14
Check out our other children's fiction from a biblical worldview
A great read for:
- Ages 12 - 16
- Those who enjoy realistic fiction
Key features:
- Themes of grief and growing up
- Mysterious story with plot twists
- Explores the cross-cultural experience of moving to the UK
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Title
The Girl on the Tube
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Author(s)
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ISBN
9781916669109
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Format
Paperback
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Publisher
Reformation Lightning
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Age Range
12-14s, 15-18s
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Topic
Emotions, Suffering & Loss
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Audience
Youth
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Pages
192
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Published
06/14/2024
