Brad has a problem.
School chairs.
They look normal, but Brad knows the truth.
They are traps.
Brad is thirteen. He likes rugby, mountain biking and moving. He does not get football. He definitely does not want attention. But when school starts to feel too tight, too loud and too still, Brad has to figure out how to be himself without exploding.
On the rugby pitch, Brad knows what to do.
On his bike, everything makes sense.
In a classroom chair, not so much.
A funny, honest and fast-moving story about school, brothers, bikes, big feelings and finding your own way to learn.
Perfect for readers who like humour, action, relatable school chaos, neurodivergent-friendly stories, rugby, mountain bikes, annoying siblings, suspicious chairs and one very criminal seagull.
From the world of I Hate Reading.