Review:Losing Agir - Liz Fisher-Frank

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Review: Losing Agir - Liz Fisher-Franks - December 2001

Looking for a multi-cultured , edgy teen book to read ? Losing Agir starts off in Turkey where we watch Agir's village end up being raided by soldiers who are killing people and burning villages. The story then jumps to the UK where we meet Alice , a fifteen year old foster kid who has been dumped from home to home. She is finally put into the home of Tom and Glenda where she meets Agir. However, there are lots of rules in place and when one night Alice finds herself breaking them , she encounters something terrible regarding Tom and soon Agir. With her street knowledge and courage , Alice will seek to do whatever she needs to in order to bring Tom down and save Agir before it's too late. Can Alice save Agir or by doing what she believes is right , will she lose him and see him taken back to a world he has tried to escape from ? 
Losing Agir is not the type of book I would normally read , but I found it quite fast-paced and targeted the edgy topic of War and Human Trafficking quite well.


 

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