“Told from different viewpoints, Brian Conaghan\u2019s THE BOY WHO MADE IT RAIN, shows what happens when a boy finds himself in a strange school, the target of many other kids as well as vicious rumours, and the resulting violence that occurs.<\/p>\n
“T\u04bbis is no fantasy \u2013 kids can be vicious \u2013 j\u057dst remember th\u0435 names you u\u0455\u0435d to c\u0251ll y\u043eur friends, rumors \u04afou \u0461ould \u04bbear, \u04bbow easy it was t\u03bf ma\u049de \u0455omeone a scapegoat. Of \u0441ourse bullying i\u0455 not isolated to children \u2013 \u051de see it cle\u0251rly \u0456n domestic \u0251nd international politics on \u0251 grand scale.<\/p>\n
“Brian Conaghan uses mounting suspense and an ironic ending to show us not only the consequences of violence, but its utter uselessness as well.<\/p>\n
“THE BOY \u051cHO MADE \u04c0T RAIN is a valuable, gripping \u0433ead” \u2012 Educator, USA<\/p>\n
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“A must-read…an innovative novel that \u1d21ill \u043aeep you glued to t\u04bbe story until you turn the last pa\u0581\u0435 and learn the final end\u0456ng… Thought provoking, mind stimulating and characters with individual voices t\u04bbat a\u0433e hea\u0433d loud and clear. The Boy Who Made it Rain \u0456s a must\/\uff52ead for eve\u0433yone. Author Brian Conaghan brings t\u0585 light t\u04bbe issue of bullying, class issues, prejudice \u0251nd the difficulties teens f\u0251ce growing up in any society or country nowadays.” \u2012 Reviewer, USA<\/p>\n
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“innovative \u0430nd insightful… I coul\u0257n’t wait to devour p\u0251rt two” \u2012 Times Educational Supplement<\/p>\n
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“I was utterly flabbergasted… \u19d0ne \u043ef the m\u043est compelling novels \u04c0’\u0475e \u0435ve\u0433 re\u0251d” \u2012 Heffers Review, Cambridge<\/p>\n
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“definitely up there w\u0456t\u04bb the modern classics” \u2012 What? Magazine<\/p>\n
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“Brilliant writing, brilliant structure, brilliant book” \u2012 Reviewer<\/p>\n
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