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I believe this is a childrens book, since Chickenhouse are a children's publisher, but I didn't realise that when I read it. For the record, I'm not in the target audience for a children's book. :P It's a book that can cross over from one age group to another and everyone will be able to take some...
Read this book for bookclub, but it had been on my to-read list for a while anyway. When I started reading the first chapter, the book seemed really familiar to me, like it's seen a film or read a book with the same idea. I still have that feeling now I've finished it, but no idea what I could have ...
This review was first posted on Northern Plunder, if you want to see more reviews please click here.*sigh* I really wanted to enjoy this book with all my heart, every ounce of my body couldn't wait to read it and it didn't take long for myself to realise the short 285 pages would turn into a slow an...
You know what I think? Aussie writers may hold the title of Best YA Authors of All Time (with some notable exceptions), but I think UK writers hold the second place. Or... UK-set books, I guess. What I mean is, I have yet to find a book set in Britain that I don't like even in the slightest bit (Clo...
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