Toggle (Paperback)

Wyon Stansfeld

ISBN 10: 1494442175 / ISBN 13: 9781494442170

Published by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform, 2013

About this Item

Paperback. Toggle, verb: to switch between two options, or views. When mysterious green circles arrive around the world, with the promise of 'transformation' for those that touch them, there are mixed views about what to do, and about who has sent them and why. Can they be trusted? What happens to those that dare to trust and will the world change as a result? "This book speaks to our fears and mistrust and the atmosphere of aggression that most of the world has been infected with. The reader is taken inside a character's mind and then squeezed gently until they are oozing emotion. The ending is like a sad parting from an old friend." Cherry Mosteshar. The Oxford Editors. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Toggle (Paperback)
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Publication Date: 2013
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1494442175
• ISBN 13: 9781494442170
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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Synopsis

Toggle, verb: to switch between two options, or views. When mysterious green circles arrive around the world, with the promise of ‘transformation’ for those that touch them, there are mixed views about what to do, and about who has sent them and why. Can they be trusted? What happens to those that dare to trust and will the world change as a result? “This book speaks to our fears and mistrust and the atmosphere of aggression that most of the world has been infected with. The reader is taken inside a character’s mind and then squeezed gently until they are oozing emotion. The ending is like a sad parting from an old friend.” Cherry Mosteshar. The Oxford Editors.

About the Author

Wyon Stansfeld has worked with the dis-advantaged for 40 years as a social worker, counsellor, manager and charity director. He is passionate about the cause of asylum seekers, with whom he has worked individually as well as campaigning generally for an improvement in their rights and treatment. His research article, 'UK cruelty towards asylum seekers and what should be done about it' was accepted as a written submission to the 2013 House of Commons Select Committee on Asylum. He lives in Oxford, UK, and is happily married with a teenage son. Interests include travelling, abstract board games, cookery and writing.