Jammy Dodgers Go Underground

Jammy Dodgers Go Underground by Bowering Sivers is an unabridged edition published by Macmillan Children’s in 2005, featuring 359 pages in English. This historical fiction follows the adventures of the Perkinski brothers—Jem, Ned, and Billy—as they navigate the challenges of life on the streets and in a workhouse in Victorian London. When a policeman discovers them sleeping rough, their situation takes a dire turn, leading them back to the slums, where they find their home destroyed and their family gone.
Readers will find a tale of resilience and cleverness as the brothers confront the harsh realities of their environment, particularly under the oppressive rule of Mr. George Blood. The story explores themes of survival and ingenuity as the boys devise a plan to escape their grim circumstances. Set against the backdrop of Victorian London, this edition invites readers to delve into the dangerous labyrinths that define the brothers’ journey, highlighting their unyielding spirit in the face of adversity.
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Meet Jem, Ned and Billy, the Perkinski brothers, who can slide out of trouble as smoothly as a jellied eel – and always land jammy side up. When a policeman catches Jem, Ned and Billy sleeping rough on the streets one night, things start to look very bleak. They are marched back to the slums, but when they arrive at Devil’s Acre the site is mysteriously empty, and Gran’s gypsy caravan is burnt to the ground…With no home and no family to look after them, the boys wind up locked away in a workhouse run by the tyrannical Mr George Blood. But not even merciless Blood can dampen the Perkinski spirit…There’s only one way to escape, but will the boys’ stinky-sewers scheme work? This second JAMMY DODGERS story ventures deep down into the dangerous labyrinths of Victorian London.
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