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‘The Other Sister’ felt very unlike the previous Rowan Coleman books I have read. After reading the first few chapters, having expected something else, I wasn’t at all
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I chose to read this book after watching an interview with the author, Gary Younge, on a breakfast tv show. His premise on which this story is built
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I loved these sorts of stories when I was a little girl and I so wanted to like this book as an adult; the illustrations are lovely and
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As a parent of two children who have suffered from severe anxiety in the past – one with Asperger’s Syndrome in which anxiety unfortunately plays an integral part
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I read Nicola Yoon’s previous YA novel, ‘Everything, Everything,’ and was very touched by her sensitive portrayal of young love and the originality of her subject matter, so
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I was a huge fan of a previous Graeme Simsion book, ‘The Rosie Project'; however, I really didn’t get on with ‘The Best of Adam Sharp,’ to the
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‘One of Us Is Lying’ is a fairly standard whodunnit of its genre; five classmates gather in detention at Bayview High School; one of them, Simon, doesn’t leave
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An amazing, amazing, heart-rendingly honest book by Sue Klebold, mother of Dylan Klebold. Dylan Klebold, along with Eric Harris, was one of the teenagers involved in the shooting
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‘The Other Girl’ by Erica Spindler was for me a fairly standard detective thriller although the early pages of the story were quite compelling. A well loved and
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What a devastatingly brilliant read! ‘A Mother’s Confession,’ is the terrible story of an abusive relationship at its very worst between husband David, and wife Olivia, the tragic
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