The Great (Food) Bank Heist

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It is a book that should be shared widely, not only to educate others to the lifeline that is a food bank but to encourage others to help support those in their time of need. Until the bags got less and less and he knew that they would probably be starving by the end of this month. However, things start to look bad for them when they visit the food bank and only get half of what they normally would. They get to go to the breakfast club before school, where they get a good meal, and they get school lunches too.

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They love going into the bank, seeing the kind people who work there, and coming away with bags of food and supplies that will help to get them through the month; that will stop their stomachs from aching for a little while.

The great illustrations throughout make the book more accessible and give the text added life, published by Barrington Stoke this is a brilliantly accessible story not only for dyslexics, reluctant readers but for everyone. It tells the story of a single parent who works as much as she can, who loves her children and who will go hungry to ensure they are fed.

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He's hungry all the time, he's in pain, and he can hear his sister crying herself to sleep at night because she's so hungry. It shines a light on a real issue, one that is affecting so many, and it makes that reality hit home.This would be a great book to use in a class to discuss food banks, economic disparity, actvism and Marcus Rashford - a book to hook even those who may struggle to get into reading. Her first novel, The Boy at the Back of the Class, has sold over 100,000 copies and won multiple awards.