This is the fictional story of Frankie who was aged 9 years old in 1989, when his Dad went to watch Liverpool v Nottingham Forest in the semi-final of the F.A. cup at Hillsborough Stadium on the 15th April.
Frankie tells his story of the heartbreak of that day, the story is added to with factual information about the tragedy, which enhances this book to help parents, carers and teachers explain why the Hillsborough tragedy will always be remembered by the people of Liverpool.
This book by author Shaun Millea has been a work of passion.
Shaun was born, lives and works in Liverpool, he teacher’s history to primary school children.
It was while he was delivering a history talk at Toxteth Library in Liverpool, when a chance meeting with a lady from Bath, who explained that her children didn’t understand what Hillsborough meant to the people of Liverpool. It was that comment which inspired him to write this book.
In purchasing this book 10% of the royalties of this book will be donated to Alder Hey Children's Hospital.
Frankie tells his story of the heartbreak of that day, the story is added to with factual information about the tragedy, which enhances this book to help parents, carers and teachers explain why the Hillsborough tragedy will always be remembered by the people of Liverpool.
This book by author Shaun Millea has been a work of passion.
Shaun was born, lives and works in Liverpool, he teacher’s history to primary school children.
It was while he was delivering a history talk at Toxteth Library in Liverpool, when a chance meeting with a lady from Bath, who explained that her children didn’t understand what Hillsborough meant to the people of Liverpool. It was that comment which inspired him to write this book.
In purchasing this book 10% of the royalties of this book will be donated to Alder Hey Children's Hospital.