The Four - Book Two - Teamwork | Austin Macauley Publishers

The friendships between the children Agrippa, Audrey, Basharat and Brielle - first introduced in George Rosling's previous book The Four: Friends for Life - are growing stronger and stronger. They work as a team to complete tasks that enable them to raise money for the charity of their choice. The boys organize a sponsored run around the local athletics track and the girls get all their old toys and clothes together, and with the help of some old friends they sell them at the village hall jumble sale. They are always together to encourage and support each other every step of the way.

The children have been looking forward to spending the evening at Agrippa's parents' house after raising money for charity, as they have arranged to camp out in the back garden under the supervision of his parents. When it starts to rain it looks like it has spoilt the evening... or has it?

Read inside to find out what happens next...

George Rosling, born in Glasgow in 1960, has a wife, Lisa, and two children, Graeme and Eva. He is in the process of releasing a series of children's books that involve children from different ethnic backgrounds. He will introduce kids at an early age to cultural awareness and religious education. In this multi-cultural society he is looking to encourage the children to teach the adults all about their friends' religions, cultures and beliefs.

Rosling will have the children participating in various adventures that will involve each culture in tandem, and show how the children enjoy sharing their celebrations with each other as well as with their families. He is an avid believer in equality for all races and religions and wants to bring this across in this series of books for children.