The mobility scooter unit

Luca finds other children strange, and other children find Luca strange. School is therefore not a pleasant experience for her. But during the lockdown, she feels wonderful, and her learning suddenly improves significantly. So she makes a decision: she will stay home from now on. As punishment, she has to attend an truancy class during the autumn break. Picking up litter in the park with a sporty boy, a Barbie, and an arrogant boy. And they certainly don't talk to each other, and definitely not to a strange girl. Luckily, Dylan joins them. He quickly transforms the truancy class into a cheerful Mobility Scooter Unit – even the homeless people from the park join in. Then the week is over, and Luca has to go back to school. But she no longer wants to, never again.

The children's book for The Month of Philosophy, by the author of the successful Mees Kees series, and with illustrations by Rick de Haas.