The book in action
A story carried into real classrooms.
These are not campaign stock images. They are part of the book’s history: pupils reading, questioning, talking and taking copies home.
Evidence of use
More than a book on a shelf.
But It’s Not Fair has been used to help young people approach a difficult subject through character, friendship and story. Freedom Charity reports working with more than 140 UK schools and donating over 100,000 copies of Aneeta Prem’s two novels to schools and safeguarding organisations.
Read Freedom Charity’s published evidence →The publishing story
Four covers. Three editions.
The covers are shown in order: the launch cover, the silver first edition, the gold second edition and the purple third edition.
Living archive
Look closer.
Filter the collection, then select any photograph to see it at full size. The movement is intentionally quiet: the people, the books and the conversations are the story.
Showing 31 archive photographs
Why this archive matters
What the photographs establish.
Each image supplies context that a sales claim cannot: the book has been placed in young people’s hands, discussed in schools and connected to structured educational work.
For teachers, the archive demonstrates classroom relevance. For readers, it shows the purpose behind the book. For journalists and researchers, the captions identify the people, settings and activity shown.
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