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Just Another Reader
Just Another Reader rated it 12 years ago
Thyla was a really interesting book, but the second half was just filled with info-dumping and explaining what had happened which kinda killed the story for me. I don't plan on picking up the rest of the series.
I Am Carina And I Speak For The Books!
This is the book I'm hosting for the Traveling Book at YA-MA!"...It's very easy to piss her off.""Piss her off?"I hadn't heard that expression before. I mean, I had heard the words 'piss' used as another word for urination, but I assumed (and hoped) that Rhiannah wasn't talking about urination. That...
Belle's Bookshelf
Belle's Bookshelf rated it 13 years ago
3.5 stars. An extended review appears on my blog. Tessa is brave, strong and never cries. That is all she knows about herself after waking up in the bush near Hobart, Tasmania. Taken to hospital by a policewoman named Connolly, whose own daughter went missing in the bush, Tessa begins to slowly pie...
Ashleigh Paige
Ashleigh Paige rated it 14 years ago
Also appears on The Screaming Nitpicker.How strange.I was forewarned that this tale of an amnesiac girl at a boarding school where strange things are going on was a very unusual book, but the friends that told me about Thyla were also adamant that it was fantastic. Well, one moreso than the other. I...
Xpresso Reads
Xpresso Reads rated it 14 years ago
Thanks Maja for your great review of this that led me to try out the works of an Aussie author. I really enjoyed it.Tessa, found in a bush and brought to a hospital, wakes up with absolutely no memory but her name. And I mean, NO memory. Of anything. The tiny people in the TV scare her! So she gets ...
isamlq
isamlq rated it 14 years ago
My name is Tessa. I am strong. I am brave. I do not cry. These are the only things I know for certain..Thyla may be the third book of YA in two weeks that touches on memory (either forgetting or being forgotten.) The first half is Tessa piecing things together. She is discovered in the bush, sort of...
Realm of the Sapphired Dragon
Realm of the Sapphired Dragon rated it 14 years ago
This novel's mystery had me hooked from the first page. Actually I think I was hooked from the moment I read the back of the book and the acknowledgements at the beginning and the story did not disappoint. In fact I was so hooked that I finished this story in less than a day and after reading some d...
TezMillerOz
TezMillerOz rated it 15 years ago
From the book's title, summary and publisher's note*, you don't need to read the book as you have the main information without even cracking open the cover:-Narrator is a werethylacine, but doesn't know it-Lives in a boarding school, where a girl went missing in the bush-Connection between the narra...
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