Numbers 3: Infinity Award-winning author by Rachel Ward (author)

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Everyone wants to live forever…

Post-Chaos, 2029. Adam, Sarah and Mia are living together as a family in a remote village, struggling to escape the fame of seeing the numbers – the dates when people will die. But their peace is about to be torn apart. During the Chaos, Sarah’s baby daughter Mia swapped her number for another. Suddenly her powerful ability makes her a target for those who wish to live eternally. Because there are others with strange abilities out there. And some are willing to kill so as never to die…

The shocking conclusion to the dystopian Numbers trilogy.

Product Details

Format

Paperback

ISBN

9781906427665

Publisher

Chicken House Ltd

Date published

June 2nd, 2011

Accelerated Reader

AR book level: 3.5; Upper years; 8.0 points

Other details

256 pages

Condition

New

Author/Illustrator

Rachel Ward

Rachel Ward, author of Numbers, grew up in Bookham, Surrey. After school she studied Geography at Durham University and, combined working for a number of local authorities with raising a family. The book she would most like to have written is The Summer Book by Tove Jansson or the Noggin the Nog stories.

Her debut novel Numbers was shortlisted for the prestigious Waterstone’s Children’s Book Prize 2009, and the Southern Schools Book Award. Rachel’s advice for aspiring authors? ‘Write what you want to. Don’t worry too much at first who you are writing for, or who might read it. Try to enjoy writing for its own sake and don’t get hung up on becoming published.’

The sequel to Numbers entitled Numbers: The Chaos was published in June 2010 and the third and final book in the series will be released in June 2011.