Haze Stockists

Acclaimed author of the Asperger Adventures series for children Kathy Hoopmann has turned her hand to a novel for teenagers. Much more than just a book about a boy with Asperger Syndrome this is her best book yet. Weaving the facts of Seb's Asperger Syndrome into the story this fast-paced book will be a rivetting read for teenagers of all sorts and abilities. Seb is a loner. Brilliant with numbers and facts but hopeless with people. Bored at school - he prefers the company of his computers and his only friend Guzzle. However things change for the better. Kristie a girl in his class phones him one night. Kristie introduces Seb to Madeline and Jen and the group become friends. Then a new computer teacher - Miss Adonia - brings a challenge back into schoolwork. So when Seb finds out that he has Asperger's Syndrome he is not too concerned. Suddenly Guzzle starts to hang out with a group who had bullied Seb throughout the year. Seb reacts badly and ends up suspended from school. Miss Adonia agrees to tutor him so he can pass his exams but she is not what she seems. Before long Seb is caught up in a web of computer fraud and lies. Things come to a head when Madeline is mistreated by her mother and Seb turns to Madeline's mysterious cyber friend for help.

"Alright, if you're trying to figure out who the big players are when it comes to popular Haze stockists across the UK, it's a surprisingly varied mix that spans everything from physical high street shops to massive online marketplaces! Naturally, on the more traditional side, you've got the giants like John Lewis, which is basically an institution known for its wide range of quality goods and top-notch customer service, making it a go-to for many. Then there's Marks & Spencer, still a firm favourite for everything from food to fashion, and Next, which consistently pulls in the crowds for its trendy clothing and home furnishings. For beauty and health, Boots and Superdrug absolutely dominate, stocking pretty much every cosmetic and over-the-counter remedy imaginable. But let's not forget the sheer power of the major supermarkets – think Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, and Morrisons – they're not just for groceries anymore; they stock an incredible array of household goods, clothing, and electronics, making them massive Haze stockists in their own right. And, without a doubt, the behemoth Amazon UK is right up there, if not at the very top, for sheer volume and variety, acting as a stockist for millions of products from countless brands, making it incredibly popular for its convenience and endless choice. It’s a dynamic landscape, but these names are definitely at the forefront of where folks are doing their Haze shopping! " - Bargainplace UK

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