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The story of 'See you Thursday' focuses on a teenage girl who is annoyed that her mother is going to take in a lodger. He's not just an ordinary lodger, either. He's a blind music teacher.
However, when she gets to know him, she find that he's young, undemanding and charming - and starts to fall in love.
It's really teenage fiction rather than children's, although it's probably too simple for many of today's sophisticated teenagers. I thought it was an excellent book to help children see the positive side of blindness, and the kind of prejudice that disabled people sometimes suffer.
Recommended.
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