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Rawlins, Adam The Strange Encounter of Sally Shakespeare and Toby Tinker Hawkwood Books, 2013, pp208, £6.99 978 1 90857 740 5
Blessed with an ability with words and a vivid, overactive imagination, Sally believes that her stories have a habit of coming alive in some way when read aloud, so she is not happy when the teacher, Mr Jarvis, reads out her story about the Beast in the school's boiler room.
Cursed by dyslexia and parents who are...
