Treason

Treason by Berlie Doherty is a compelling work of juvenile fiction that intricately weaves themes of judicial error, father-son relationships, and historical drama. Set in the medieval era, it follows the story of Will Montague, a young page serving Prince Edward, the son of King Henry VIII. As the King's favored companion, Will finds himself surrounded by jealousy and intrigue, leading to dire consequences.

When Will's enemies manipulate the King's perception, they falsely accuse his father of treason, resulting in his wrongful imprisonment in Newgate Prison. In this gripping tale, Will and his father must confront the harsh realities of imprisonment and the looming threat of execution. Together, they undertake a daring adventure to clear his father's name and restore their honor.

With its rich historical context and exploration of loyalty and courage, Treason captivates young readers and offers a poignant reflection on justice and family bonds. This book is perfect for children who enjoy thrilling stories filled with history and adventure, making it an ideal gift for young readers or fans of historical fiction.