Siobhan Curham Don't stop thinking about tomorrow

An uplifting story of friendship, unity and hope that highlights the important and topical issues surrounding young carers and young refugees.

Fourteen-year-old Stevie lives in Lewes with her beloved vinyl collection, her mum .

and her mum's depression.

When Stevie's mum's disability benefits are cut, Stevie and her mother are plunged into a life of poverty.

But irrepressible Stevie is determined not to be beaten and she takes inspiration from the lyrics of her father's 1980s record collection and dreams of a life as a musician.

Then she meets Hafiz, a talented footballer and a Syrian refugee.

Hafiz's parents gave their life savings to buy Hafiz a safe passage to Europe; his journey has been anything but easy.

Then he meets Stevie.

As Stevie and Hafiz's friendship grows, they encourage each other to believe in themselves and follow their dreams.