It’s a school library book, on loan from Pangaea, and it has to be around somewhere…. Due to be renewed or returned on 30th October 2040.
It’s called Everyone Can be a herO.
It’s a fictionalised account of what happened.

There has already been a nuclear accident and there aren't too many resources left either. People have to grow food wherever they can.
It's the summer holidays, however, and four teenagers would like to spend it helping on the family allotments, making music with their friends and generally lolling around. The trouble is that, although the people are trying to build a better future, does the government have a different agenda? Where are the nuclear trains going? Why do they only run at night and where are they stopping? What are they unloading? Why will no-one talk about it and where have the good guys gone?
It's up to the teenagers to find out. Armed with little else than solid-wheeled bicycles, cameras and some memory sticks, they travel through a different, greener England, organically farmed and self-sufficient. What they find, and how they tell people, changes the future of the country.

.. “ I have looked at the book.
I love the cover, and I think
that it is easily accessible for
the teenage group who need
education about the dangers
of nuclear power and waste
I therefore heartily endorse
‘Everyone Can be a Hero’
In fact that is the dictum
I have learned during my
life’s work and long journey”

Helen Caldicott, MD