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/a9781848124448
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/a20220630111437 /b950730105146/c20220701133114/d950730105146/y20220701133118/z950730105146/y20220701133124/z950730105146/y20220701133236/z950730105146/y20220701133301/z950730105146/y20220701133506/z950730105146/y20220725100524/z890201105624
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/aJF /bALE 2015
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/aTRACY ALEXANDER
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/aWHO IS ANGEL? /bALIAS
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/aPICCADILLY PRESS /bGREAT BRITAIN /c2015
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/a291 PAGES ; 20 CM
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/aTEXT /2RDACONTENT
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/aUNMEDIATED /2RDAMEDIA
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/aVOLUME /2RDACARRIER
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/aSEQUEL TO HACKED
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/aSamiya learnt how to fit in early on. A mixed-race face in an all-white school doesn't have much choice. A holiday in Yemen getting to know her grandmother was a revelation seeing where, and how, her father grew up. But then, a drone fired its Hellfire missile at her grandmother and kills her. So Samiya begins a campaign to raise awareness and get the government to take action - writing emails, pestering her MP, collecting names on petitions - but she finds this has little effect. Online, talking to sympathetic strangers, Samiya slowly uncovers another way. She becomes Angel, masterminding a drone attack on London. When it fails, Angel becomes Saffron - a new city, a new persona, short peroxide highlights and a loving boyfriend called Liam. Can she change or is she still Samiya, seeking revenge?
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/aGRANDMOTHER /vJUVENILE FICTION
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/aREVENGE /vJUVENILE FICTION
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/aTERRORISM /vJUVENILE FICTION