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The Lady Grace Mysteries by Patricia Finney
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28/04/2012 18:45:46 - Reviewed by lpanagi - Categories: Genre | | Patricia Finney is the author of Lady Grace Mysteries Assassin , which is set in Elizabethan times. It is an amusing book packed with adventure.
 | | | | Switched by Amanda Hocking
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26/04/2012 15:17:13 - Reviewed by staghavi - Categories: Fantasy | | My book review is on Switched by Amanda Hocking, and is the first book of the Trylle series. It is a great read, grabs the reader and is a real page turner. The main character is a girl called Wendy Everly. She lives with her older brother Matt and his girlfriend. Finn Holmes is the new boy in her class, who keeps staring at her, as if trying to work something out. They relate to each other as Finn is actually working for Wendy’s mother, her REAL mother and has orders to bring her home, to her ...
| | | | The Dream Master by Theresa Breslin
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11/05/2011 14:47:51 - Reviewed by zoeaustin - Categories: Genre | | The Dream Master is a great fantasy book by Theresa Breslin. It is about a young boy called Cyrus who quite literally gets too caught up in his dreams.
| | | | Genesis by Bernard Beckett
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08/05/2011 11:28:37 - Reviewed by rsladden - Categories: Science Fiction,Fiction | | Genesis is a book for young adults. It is written by Bernard Beckett, an author from New Zealand. It is a science fiction book, looking at a possible way of life in the future.
| | | | The Sniper by James Riordan
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07/05/2011 11:55:55 - Reviewed by fredrikazzopardi - Categories: War,Non-Fiction | | The Sniper by James Riordan is a true story about Tania Chernova (aged 16 in the book), a girl recruited as a sniper in Stalingrad in Russia in World War Two.
| | | | Skeleton Key by Anthony Horowitz
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06/05/2011 14:49:01 - Reviewed by Chelsea Owen - Categories: Action/Suspense,Crime/Mystery,Fiction | | Skeleton Key by Anthony Horowitz is an action-packed thriller with a very interesting plot-line. Everything that happens is important to the plot, enhancing it, giving a place to it. This is the third book in the Alex Rider series, but each could just about stand on their own feet, though I would recommend reading them in order. I am definitely going to be reading the others.
| | | | Lirael by Garth Nix
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23/06/2009 13:20:01 - Reviewed by shodges - Categories: Fantasy,Action/Suspense,Fiction | | Lirael, the second book of the Old Kingdom series by Garth Nix, is a fantasy adventure of necromancy and magic.
| | | | Double Cross by Malorie Blackman
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19/06/2009 09:48:38 - Reviewed by jsundaram - Categories: Action/Suspense,Fiction | | . Double Cross by Malorie Blackman is an action book with a bit of drama in it. It is for children but older people read it as well. The book is the fourth in a series and it is carrying on from the the previous three. It is about a girl called Callie Rose and a boy called Tobey. The series shows how their family grows up and now it is focusing on Callie. In the previous books she was involved in a bomb blast that killed her grandmother, but she feels really guilty as the public assume that a t...
| | | | My Left Foot by Christy Brown
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19/06/2009 09:48:00 - Reviewed by sboyer - Categories: Biography,Non-Fiction | | This book is an autobiography of a boy, called Christy Brown, with cerebral palsy. This book explains his hard childhood life and how he discovers his incredible skill of drawing and writing with his left foot. This book follows his life until the age of 22.
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