Run Wild

There is no sexual content or romance beyond very mild friendship dynamics.

A character is threatened by a local gang and faces minor physical intimidation.

Very mild language is used to reflect the gritty urban setting.

God's name is used occasionally as an exclamation but not in a mocking way.

No drug or alcohol use is present in the story.

There are no instances of suicide or self-harm in this story.

Tense moments involve escaping from aggressive older boys in an abandoned area.

The book focuses on realistic natural history and contains no magic or occultism.

There are no LGBTQ+ themes or characters explored in this narrative.

The story emphasizes environmental stewardship and the healing power of connecting with nature.

There is no negative portrayal of Christianity or the church.

Izzy and Asha show significant bravery standing up to bullies to protect the wild space.

The book is secular, focusing on nature rather than explicit religious faith.

Strong themes of platonic friendship and a shared love for the natural world.

Characters learn to look past differences and find common ground in their environmental goals.