Skip to navigation Skip to content
  • twitter
  • instagram
  • facebook
Shop Now
House of Books & Friends
My Account
  • £0.00 0
House of Books & Friends
  • Home
  • About
    • Our Mission
    • Resources for Connection
    • News
  • Shop
  • Events
    • Events Calendar
    • Coffee & Connections
    • The Loneliness Project
  • Contact
    • Hire Us
    • Accessibility Information
  • Home
  • About
    • Our Mission
    • Resources for Connection
    • News
  • Shop
  • Events
    • Events Calendar
    • Coffee & Connections
    • The Loneliness Project
  • Contact
    • Hire Us
    • Accessibility Information

Buy Online

Runaway Road

£9.99

Ezra is 16. He’s no stranger to crossing the line, but this time it’s really bad – and there’s no going back. His only hope of escape is to cross another line, the Northern Irish border, but that will mean leaving behind the only thing that really matters, his little sister, Evie. Evie is 9 and sees it differently. Ezra took her into care, into safety, the last time they ran away. Why shouldn’t she go on the run with him now?

Peek Inside

In Stock

ISBN: 9781035087174 Category: Children's - Non-Fiction Tag: Children's / Teenage personal & social issues: runaways
  • Description
  • Additional information
  • Reviews (0)

Description

Runaway Road is a moving story of family and belonging set in contemporary Northern Ireland. By Sue Divin, author of Truth Be Told.

Perfect for fans of Margaret McDonald’s Glasgow Boys.

‘An absolutely gripping read, the sort of book it’s impossible to put down.’ – Jan Carson

‘Moving, funny, cinematic, compelling’ – Bernie McGill

‘This powerful, immersive story explores difference and belonging with real compassion and thoroughly engaging wit’ – Byddi Lee, author of Barren

Ezra is 16. He’s no stranger to crossing the line, but this time it’s really bad – and there’s no going back.

His only hope of escape is to cross another line, the Northern Irish border, but that will mean leaving behind the only thing that really matters, his little sister, Evie.

Evie is 9 and sees it differently. Ezra took her into care, into safety, the last time they ran away. Why shouldn’t she go on the run with him now?

Read a sample here

Additional information

Weight 0.212 kg
Dimensions 19.7 × 13.3 × 2 cm
Author

Divin, Sue

Publisher

First Ink

Imprint

First Ink

Cover

Paperback

Pages

304

Language

English

Edition

Paperback original

Dewey

823.92 (edition:23)

Readership

Young Adult / Code: C

Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Only logged in customers who have purchased this product may leave a review.

Related products

  • The Takeover

    £7.99
    Add to basket
  • Crazy about cats

    £12.99
    Add to basket
  • The Bugs Book

    £15.99
    Add to basket

houseofbooksandfriends



View Instagram post by houseofbooksandfriends


Jul 25



Open post by houseofbooksandfriends with ID 18420451231151794


Recent graduate? conGRADulations 🎓

Here are bookworm Mollie's top picks for uni leavers about to embark on that big old journey we call life!

houseofbooksandfriends



View Instagram post by houseofbooksandfriends


Jul 24



Open post by houseofbooksandfriends with ID 18127956505652930


🚋Travel around the globe in stories with our booksellers!🛺
We recommend books translated into English from the authors' original language to broaden horizons and share cultures! Any books we missed? Comment down below!

houseofbooksandfriends



View Instagram post by houseofbooksandfriends


Jul 23



Open post by houseofbooksandfriends with ID 18105058334141810


Mandy is back with us on Saturday 25th July, 1pm - 4pm! 🔖  Mandy will be hosting a free drop-in session where she will create beautiful custom bookmarks. no booking, just show up on the day! 
(spots not guaranteed, please be prepared to wait)! 🖌️

houseofbooksandfriends



View Instagram post by houseofbooksandfriends


Jul 22



Open post by houseofbooksandfriends with ID 17972739393116442


House of Books and Friends is excited to announce the return of Chris Moss for another ‘Lunchtime Lecture’, this time discussing Where Tourists Seldom Tread: Postcards from Bypassed Britain.

📆Friday 4th September
🕑 1pm

Travelling from Warrington, Birkenhead and Slough to East Kilbride, Armagh, Newport and beyond, Chris Moss seeks out Britain’s bypassed towns. As he encounters the rich stories and spirits of these places, peeling back layers of history and culture, he considers why most have ignored the hidden pleasures they have to offer, be they Stockport’s viaduct, one of the largest brick structures in the world; the scene-defining punk venues of Paisley; or Ipswich’s ancient origins (the town being twice the age of Machu Picchu).

houseofbooksandfriends



View Instagram post by houseofbooksandfriends


Jul 22



Open post by houseofbooksandfriends with ID 18060962126757762


Get the little ones out of the house this summer with one (or more!) of our children's activities. ✨

Join us for an interactive music and storytelling workshop, as well as our family editions of Coffee & Connections, specially designed for children aged 6–11 with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) and their families/carers.

Enjoy fun, inclusive sessions where you can connect with others, share experiences, and bring books to life in a welcoming and supportive environment. 

Get your tickets via our website! 🖇️

We can't wait to see you there! 📚

houseofbooksandfriends



View Instagram post by houseofbooksandfriends


Jul 20



Open post by houseofbooksandfriends with ID 18070109432510607


IN STORE NOW! ✨

From Sin City to The Dark Knight Returns, Frank Miller chronicles his stellar comic book career with characteristic storytelling verve, recounting the innovations that make him a titan of the industry.

Get your signed copy in store and online now 📚


Follow on Instagram

You're here, so you must like reading.... our newsletter is akin to a literary classic! We have so many projects, events and plans for House of Books & Friends all of which we will pack in to our newsletter so you can be among the first to find out about all the latest news. Don't worry, we promise not to bombard you!

SUBSCRIBE
  • twitter
  • instagram
  • facebook

Get in Touch

We love to hearing from fellow Bookworms!

Please drop us a message, find out where we are or get directions via our contact page.
Contact Us

 

© House of Books and Friends 2026 / Website designed by Bookswarm

The House of Books and Friends CIC is a community interest company registration number 13909633, the registered office of which is 53 King Street, Manchester, M2 4LQ. Trading Address - 81 King Street, Manchester M2 4AH. what3words ///stars.wished.papers

  • Terms and Conditions
  • Privacy Policy and Cookies
  • My Account
  • Search
  • Basket 0