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Book Review : Ella on the Outside
Ella moves to a new town with her Mum and brother, and starts attending Moor Lane School. It’s stressful for all the family as Ella
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Book Review : Sweet Adversity
Addie McAllister is a feisty 12-year-old whose life goes from one disaster to another. Her parents are Shakespearean actors who find it difficult to find
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Book Review : Touch the Sun
Touch the Sun is the story of a thirteen-year-old boy and his younger sister, who live in Somalia. Their parents are dead, and they live
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Book Review : The Shadow of the Wind
The Shadow of the Wind is a well-written, well-crafted book and I can understand why it has received such acclaim and been so popular. However,
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Book Review : The girl, the dog and the writer in Rome
The girl, the dog and the writer in Rome is a fun story about ten-year-old Freja who has spent all her life with her mother,
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Book Review : The Super Life of Ben Braver
After an altercation with the school bully, Ben Braver is chosen to go to a special boarding school for children with super powers. The trouble
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Book Review : Amazing Grace
Amazing Grace, is seventeen-year-old Grace Bradley, nickname, often used by her Dad. Grace, has three brothers, all with super hero nicknames, plus a Mum who
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Book Review : On the edge
On the edge by Theresa Santy is the story of Kristen Craemar, who lives a dysfunctional life. She had a traumatic childhood which continues to
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Blog Tour : Let the Sea Roar
4 - 8 September 2017 Australian Christian Readers Blog Alliance Is Introducing Let the Sea Roar (By the Light Books January 27, 2016) by Madeleine Calcutt (Editor, Author), Jeanette O'Hagan, Doryn
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Book Review: A Storm of Strawberries
Darby is twelve years old and has Down’s Syndrome. A Storm of Strawberries is told from Darby’s point of view. For the first two thirds