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Mudlarks and the Silent Highwayman

By: Alan M. Clark
Narrated by: Alicia Rose
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In 1884 London, 12-year-old Albert Gladwyck must decide whether to follow his generous heart or learn to harden it in the harsh world in which he lives.

As a River Thames scavenger, he has made the find of a lifetime, a wrecked boat full of goods, washed up on the Isle of Dogs and hidden from view. To save himself and his mum from severe poverty, he must try to make salvage from the wreck before the other mudlarks find it, before the bully, George Hardly, catches up to him, before illness and death from the poisonous river have a say in the matter.

This novelette gives a glimpse into a time when the pauper child was ubiquitous in London. It is the fanciful tale of the choices a desperate child might make in such an environment to survive.

©2020 Alan M. Clark (P)2020 IFD Publishing
Science Fiction & Fantasy Fantasy Fiction Young Adult England Heartfelt

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