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Coming to care: the work and family lives of workers caring for vulnerable children, by Julia Brannen, June Statham, Ann Mooney and Michaela Brockman

Several alarming themes are common to all of the five countries that prevent an even spread in educational provision: an urban/rural split, poverty, distance to school and level of parental education. This should act as a rallying cry for academics, students, educators and activists both in the Commonwealth and worldwide. This book offers a comprehensive starting place for those interested in the state of girls’ education within developing Commonwealth nations.