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What happens when a bullied boy wakes up from a coma with a brilliant plan for revenge?
Eleven-year-old Mark loves his new racing bike, his granny's damson jam, and football with his mates. But his world shatters when a terrifying encounter with the school bully, Gary Gould, ends in a life-threatening accident.
After waking from a five-week coma, Mark isn't the same frightened boy. With the help of his fiercely loyal friends-Spadge, Deek, Lurcher, and Adam-he hatches a clever, hilarious, and daring prank to turn the tables on his tormentor. But as their secret mission unfolds, Mark must decide what true victory really looks like.
The Damson Tree Revenge is a heartfelt, authentic Scottish coming-of-age story that tackles bullying, friendship, and resilience with warmth and humor. Uniquely crafted with three different endings, this novel is designed to spark imagination and meaningful classroom discussions about choices, consequences, and empathy.
Why readers and educators love this book:
• Authentic Scottish Voice: Rich with local humor, dialect, and heart.
• Interactive & Educational: The multiple endings make it a perfect tool for schools to inspire creative writing and debate.
• Relatable Themes: Tackles peer pressure and standing up for yourself with honesty and hope.
Perfect for fans of Wonder, Skellig, and classic British middle-grade adventures.
Eleven-year-old Mark loves his new racing bike, his granny's damson jam, and football with his mates. But his world shatters when a terrifying encounter with the school bully, Gary Gould, ends in a life-threatening accident.
After waking from a five-week coma, Mark isn't the same frightened boy. With the help of his fiercely loyal friends-Spadge, Deek, Lurcher, and Adam-he hatches a clever, hilarious, and daring prank to turn the tables on his tormentor. But as their secret mission unfolds, Mark must decide what true victory really looks like.
The Damson Tree Revenge is a heartfelt, authentic Scottish coming-of-age story that tackles bullying, friendship, and resilience with warmth and humor. Uniquely crafted with three different endings, this novel is designed to spark imagination and meaningful classroom discussions about choices, consequences, and empathy.
Why readers and educators love this book:
• Authentic Scottish Voice: Rich with local humor, dialect, and heart.
• Interactive & Educational: The multiple endings make it a perfect tool for schools to inspire creative writing and debate.
• Relatable Themes: Tackles peer pressure and standing up for yourself with honesty and hope.
Perfect for fans of Wonder, Skellig, and classic British middle-grade adventures.