Giselle's Choice

by Bill Webster

Overview

A MIRACLE OF A BOOK Two 12-year-old girls simultaneously demand a change in their lives. At this precise moment, the Angel Gabriel becomes acutely aware of their request and, in the night, visits the girls to ensure it is truly what they want. He offers them the chance to switch bodies completely – if they are still certain when they wake. The swap takes place. Giselle, an intelligent girl living in London, exchanges her life and body and mind with Minati, an orphaned girl surviving on the streets of Northern India. The former Minati, now living as Giselle, is overjoyed by her new family and her first boyfriend. Meanwhile, Giselle, now living as Minati, dedicates herself to helping the orphaned children find work at the local sugar cane plantation. She also discovers unexpected, romantic feelings for Bhopa, a fellow orphan. As Minati, living in England as Giselle, trains to fulfil her wish to become an Olympic athlete, she struggles with schoolwork and then faces a knife attack. Meanwhile, Giselle, living in India as Minati, faces a desperate race against time to save Bhopa's life and is helped by Raj, a loyal friend – but time is fast running out.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781035856985
Publisher:	Austin Macauley Publishers
Publication date:	04/25/2025
Sold by:	Bookwire
Format:	eBook
Pages:	104
File size:	6 MB
Age Range:	12 - 14 Years

About the Author

Bill Webster was a civil servant working for the Ministry of Justice for almost 39 years where he served the most vulnerable children and adults in the High Court, especially the Court of Protection. He was also a Theatre Manager at the wonderful Epsom Playhouse for five years. Bill was taught English Literature by the acclaimed Modern Poet, Peter Dale. He also enjoys writing and illustrating novels, as well as painting portraits or landscapes in oils or in soft pastels. Bill is a keen gardener and is very interested in spiritual matters. He is married to Bev, and together they have two children and three grandchildren.