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Elizabeth Kay
I'm half Polish and half English, and I live in Surrey, England. I started out writing plays for radio, but I've since had a go at most things. I've won prizes for short stories and poetry, and my most recent publication is Ice Feathers, which is set in prehistoric Antarctica and is about a... show more



I'm half Polish and half English, and I live in Surrey, England. I started out writing plays for radio, but I've since had a go at most things. I've won prizes for short stories and poetry, and my most recent publication is Ice Feathers, which is set in prehistoric Antarctica and is about a teenage who runs away from home to escape an arranged marriage. I'm best known the Divide Trilogy, published by Scholastic. I've also written books for struggling readers, such as Fury, in which the Erinnyes, the ancient Greek goddesses of vengeance, find a route into our world through a crack in an old pot. I think I'd list travelling to obscure destinations and trying not to get eaten by the local wildlife as my main hobbies.

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Danabee's Reads
Danabee's Reads rated it 11 years ago
I will be passing it along to my youngest niece for her read and us to discuss later. :) 6/24/13 - I finished this book a few weeks ago and glad I did. I will admit when I started reading it, it was a bit slow moving, but once I got through the slower parts I found myself really liking it! It was a ...
msleighm books
msleighm books rated it 12 years ago
Only gets the 4 stars b/c of the last few stories: Bram Stoker, Edgar Allan Poe and Lyn Wood. In fact, for me, the final story by Lyn Wood 'The Plain Brown Envelope' made the whole mediorce beginning worthwhile.
Ironic Contradictions
Ironic Contradictions rated it 13 years ago
This book and the subsequent ones are again victims of the magic of having read them as a child and loved them. I discovered from personal experience that a positive experience as a child builds a positive experience for life and a negative experience can prove negative into the future. For instance...
Olivia's Books, Quotes and Opinions
Olivia's Books, Quotes and Opinions rated it 14 years ago
Such a charming book about parallel worlds! Lots of interesting creatures, faint, mouth-curling humour, a quest for cure, friendship, help from unexpected ends and some pushes to think about our world / modern society, too. Hand me volumes 2 and 3, please!
Bettie's Books
Bettie's Books rated it 15 years ago
I doubt that it would sustain the imagination of today's sophisticated youth after the initial capture
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