Mo Hates Her New School And Her New Town. She Has No Friends And Her Home Life Is Awful. But She's Made A Friend Online And He Cares. So When He Wants To Meet Up, She Agrees. Nothing Bad Can Come From Meeting Up With A Friend, Right?breaking The Rules Is A Powerful Tale Of Unhappiness, Of The Dangers Of Social Media And Of Real Friendship. Bloomsbury High Low Books Encourage And Support Reading Practice By Providing Gripping, Age-appropriate Stories For Struggling And Reluctant Readers, Those With Dyslexia, Or Those With English As An Additional Language. Printed On Tinted Paper With A Dyslexia Friendly Font, Breaking The Rules Is Aimed At Readers Aged 11+ And Has A Manageable Length (80 Pages) And Reading Age (9+).produced In Association With Reading Experts At Catch Up, A Charity Which Aims To Address Underachievement Caused By Literacy And Numeracy Difficulties.