Running on the Roof of the World (Paperback)

Daring kids, sidekick yaks, Himalayan setting - all the ingredients of a smashing adventure. * Abi Elphinstone *
A wonderful story of courage and hope. * Amy Wilson, author of A GIRL CALLED OWL *
A powerful, compelling story of hope, wisdom and compassion... * Steve Voake *
a cracking adventure and survival novel set in the Himalayas which really makes you think about the plight of the Tibetan people. -- Sarah Webb * Irish Independent *
This beautifully designed book is a richly atmospheric story of friendship, courage and survival. -- Anna McKerrow * BookTrust *
...a thrilling fable about hope, and the importance of holding onto what matters, no matter what. With its derring-do charm, and vivid sense of place, this follows in the tradition of classic adventure stories, and comes thoroughly recommended for fans of Eva Ibbotson, Lauren St John and Katherine Rundell. -- Joanne Owen * Love Reading 4 Kids *
With a cover that sings of sunrise and adventure, and inside pages that hold intricate print designs and hidden yaks, this is a beautiful book to own. An eye-opening and somewhat different read. * Minerva Reads *
...one of those stories that gives its young readers an honest understanding of some of the awful things that go on in the world, but balances that understanding with a narrative of survival and hope... -- Jill Murphy * The Book Bag *
This is a fantastic book which is relevant to today's crises: refugees, conflict and children growing up in war zones. Although there's danger, gruelling journeys and battles to survive, there is also hope, and hope is the essence of Tash's story. * Type Writered *
This is an excellent story it maintains a good pace throughout and is filled with insights into both Tibetan and Indian culture. * The School Librarian *
Running on the Roof of the World by Jess Butterworth is full of excitement and tension, and also gives you a glimpse of the culture and lifestyle of the people in the mountains. * The Hindu *
...an absolute page-turner and Tash was an amazing character full of spirit and determination. -- Evie - 11 * NG Kids (Reader Review) *
A story of adventure, survival and hope * Angels and Urchins *
A captivatingly classic adventure. * Love Reading 4 Kids *
A cracking adventure and survival novel set in the Himalayas which really makes you think about the plight of the Tibetan people. * Irish Independent (Weekend Review) *
There's inevitably a political element to the story, pitched at just the right level, but this is also an exciting adventures with vivid descriptions of the landscape. A story relevant to the world that we live in today, told with compassion and understanding. * The Guardian *
This is a wonderfully fast-paced read that's a celebration of courage and integrity in the face of danger, and the importance of standing up for what you believe in. * Scoop *