Book details

Book description

The armed men reach the base of the hill on which Jericho stands, they turn and continue to march on flat ground, following the perimeter of the city wall. As they do so, faces begin to appear at the windows and on the roofs, attracted by the sound of the rams' horns and fascinated by the sight of the Israelite procession. The unexpected behaviour of Israel has unsettled the people of Jericho. They have not predicted such a strange tactic. Where's the twist? What are these men planning? High in the branches of a sycamore fig in the middle of the barley fields, four children look on in stunned silence. On the plains in front of Jericho four children are heading towards danger. Sekani. Tabia. Gurion. Daya. One is hoping to find himself. One is hoping to find her brother. Two are hoping to find the spies who will save their lives. But the only thing they find is that they're in the wrong place completely. Hannah believes that life is most fun when you are aspiring to something, working hard to achieve it and being challenged along the way; which is why she loves writing. She also believes that the best stories can teach you things about yourself that it would take you a lifetime to learn on your own; so books, films and theatre are really important to her. When she's not immersed in fiction, Hannah lives in Suffolk with her husband and two daughters, exploring and appreciating life in the real world.