The Night Bus Hero

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I also liked seeing how Hector changed throughout the story, learning about homelessness really changed his behavior and way that he views the world, by the end of the book he has settled down and is no longer a bully like his former friends Will and Katie (they may have been the influence on Hector's bullying in the first place). I’d strongly recommend sharing this engaging story with any primary or early secondary readers in your life.

With the help of his enemy Mei Lei, Hector must race against time to make sure justice is done - but that's not the only thing he needs to change. Raúf, the award-winning, bestselling author of The Boy at the Back of the Class, The Star Outside my Window and the World Book Day book The Day We Met the Queen, comes an incredible story about homelessness and bullying, told with humour and heart. There is a bit of a Scooby Doo feel to this part of the story, but it does help to lighten the mood a little, without taking away from the main messages of the story.

She's not afraid of a challenge, and yet again makes a warming and insightful plot out of disparate elements that work together nicely. She also includes some background on where the character of “Thomas” came from, and it’s a really touching tale that I’d definitely suggest reading. This book was absolutely amazing full of fun and excitement and it has lots of funny parts and I definitely recommend this book and it’s helped me learn about homelessness and I think it will help you too👍🏾.

Something goes awry, and when the trolley ends up at the bottom of a lake the repercussions of his actions hit Hector in surprising ways that threaten to bring him into greater trouble than ever.Hector’s parents have little time to pay him attention after school in fact the only attention that really feeds him is the incitement of his two friends, who cheer him on as he makes school life miserable for others. Unrepentant, he does however later see this homeless man appear to be the culprit behind a series of bizarre but fiendishly clever robberies in the city of London.