Prowse, Philip. Bristol Murder

Macmillan Readers Intermediate level. A book for reading, can be used both for self-studies and class work.
Peter Jones was fifteen when his father died. Peter's mother was very poor and needed money, so Peter got a job. Peter gave all the money he earned to his mother to help pay for the house
where they lived. Their house was very small and old but it was cheap. When he was seventeen, Peter changed his job and started to work for a company called Universal Transport Limited. This company had a lot of lorries. As soon as he was old enough, Peter learnt to drive. When he was twenty-one, he passed a driving test which allowed him to drive big lorries on his own.
Now he drives lorries with goods in them from Bridgewater to Bristol, London, Birmingham and Manchester.