
There’s a Boy in the Girls’ Bathroom
by Louis Sachar
This book by the author of Holes, tells the story of Bradley. Through following Bradley’s up and downs at school, it explores issues around friendships, bullying, tolerance, confidence and change while remaining funny and entertaining.
I initially discovered the book while reading it as a class novel. It was inspirational for both myself and my pupils and stands both the test of time and repeated readings.
Reviewed by Mr Easter
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