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Book Review : The Travel Club
The Travel Club is a celebration of life, love, sex, friends, companionship, music, and travel. It’s a fun and moving story of how six older
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Book Review : Rosetown
Rosetown is a sweet story about friendship, companionship and belonging. When I began the book, I was waiting for some sort of conflict, but none
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Book Review : Truly, Madly, Guilty
Truly, Madly, Guilty by Liane Moriarty is the story of a neighbourhood barbeque, where there are three couples and their children. The first part of
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Book Review : Weird Little Robots
Weird Little Robots by Carolyn Crimi is the story of Penny Rose who has moved to a new town and hasn’t made any friends. She
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Book Review : Cloud Boy
Cloud Boy by Marcia Williams is written as if it is the diary of Angela Moon. I enjoy this format as it cuts out unnecessary
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Book Review : The Rosie Result
The Rosie Result is my favourite of the Rosie books by Graeme Simsion. This may be influenced by the fact that it has been three
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Book Review : Beatrix the Bold and the Curse of the Wobblers
Simon Mockler has created an entertaining story about a 10-year-old girl called, Beatrix, who is a queen but doesn’t know. Her status made her a
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Book Review : Rather a Small Chicken
Rather a Small Chicken : A guide to hearing loss for family and friends by Pamela Heemskerk is a useful booklet explaining the difficulties of
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Book Review : Nine perfect strangers
When I finish reading a Liane Moriarty book, my first thought is generally, “what a clever writer she is.” Moriarty is so good at her
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Book Review : Being Jazmine
Prior to reading, Being Jazmine, I was familiar with deaf culture and this is the context for the story. Jazmine is a young teenager who