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Evie and Maryam's Family Tree – Winner of the Waterstones Best Book for Younger Readers 2026
Evie and Maryam's Family Tree – Winner of the Waterstones Best Book for Younger Readers 2026
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A01=Janeen Hayat
Author_Janeen Hayat
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Colonialism
Cultural Identity
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family secrets
Fiction about Friendships
Generational trauma
History
Immigration
India
Pakistan
School stories
Secondary school
Product details
- ISBN 9781916558410
- Weight: 279g
- Dimensions: 129 x 198mm
- Publication Date: 08 May 2025
- Publisher: Guppy Publishing Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
Evie and Maryam are in the same class at school, uneasily thrown together at the start of a new term as they start a project together looking into their family trees. The two girls don't think they have much in common - Maryam feels like an outsider, and Evie thinks Maryam is a bit odd. But when the two girls each find the same mysterious folder containing documents in a secret language that belong to their grandmothers, they discover their ties go back two generations, all the way to India, to partition, and to two best friends who inspired each other more than they ever know. A beautifully told historical family-based exploration of identity, inheritance, difference and friendship.
Janeen grew up in Florida, a place she loves and hates in equal measure, and now lives in London with her partner and three chaotic, incredible children. She's half-Pakistani, half-New Yorker, a lapsed lawyer, teacher, Muslim and Catholic. She's passionate about creating characters that are many things at once -- because she knows she's not alone in being a tangled mass of identities, always changing. When she's not writing, she's advocating for an education system that gives every kid a fair chance.
Evie and Maryam's Family Tree – Winner of the Waterstones Best Book for Younger Readers 2026
€13.99
