The Runaways

The Runaways by Ruth Thomas, published by HarperCollins Canada, Limited on January 4, 1991, is a juvenile fiction novel that follows the journey of two young friends. Eleven-year-old Julia and her friend Nathan find themselves in a precarious situation after discovering a large sum of money. Faced with the threat of punishment from their parents for not reporting it to the police, they decide to escape from London to Brighton and the surrounding countryside.
In this 304-page edition, readers will explore themes of adventure and social dynamics as Julia and Nathan navigate their decision to run away. The story delves into the challenges they encounter along the way, highlighting their friendship and the complexities of their situation. With elements of action and adventure, The Runaways presents a narrative that engages with the experiences of young runaways, making it a relevant read for those interested in juvenile fiction that addresses social themes.
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Having found an enormous sum of money and been threatened with punishment by their parents for not turning it in to the police, gawky eleven-year-old Julia and her bad-tempered friend Nathan flee London for Brighton and the open countryside.
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