One final point: Anne Frank and the events of the Second World War feature in the story, so the book is probably more suited to teenagers than younger readers. This is a truly amazing book about so many different things: Anne Frank, the Holocaust, violence in the family, selfishness, friendship and loyalty. She knows where she can hide Treasure so that even India's mother won't know she's there. Wilson's skilful way with dialogue and plot makes this a moving. Publisher: Penguin Random House Children's UK. Another brilliant book by Jacqueline Wilson - Scribbler. Treasure doesn't know, but India's got a plan to help. She hasn't got a real secret annexe, but she has got a hidden attic. Even though they're from different backgrounds, they immediately like each other and become firm friends.īut the holidays eventually end and Treasure's violent stepfather reappears. At grandma's home, Treasure meets a host of new friends, and eventually bumps into India. She immediately packs up all of Treasure's clothes and takes her to live with her for the holidays. That evening, Treasure's grandma comes over for supper and sees the enormous cut on Treasure's forehead.

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