Where the World Ends by Angela
This book is like no other book I have read and it is not one that I would have expected to enjoy and admire so much, but I really loved it and finish . . .
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The Hate U Give by Angela
Similar to Saint death we are drawn into a world of gangsters and drug lords and the author very successfully conveys the mounting tension and racial . . .
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Saint Death by Angela
This is an enormously powerfully told story which cannot fail to move the reader.It is set on the US/Mexican border and we enter the shady world of dr . . .
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Rook by
I really liked this simple yet powerful little book. As the book opens we get some lovely description of the rook cameo, and the world of nature is ni . . .
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After the Fire by Angela
This book impressed me enormously as I have never really read anything about what goes on inside religious sects and it really revealed the insidious . . .
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Wed Wabbit by Rose
This book is so wonderfully moving. You can really get into it and feel what the character is feeling. The language is amazing, I would definitely rec . . .
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Beyond the Bright Sea by Mrs McManus
I loved this story. It was well crafted and exciting as we discovered what was 'beyond the bright sea'. It was well paced and full of interesting deta . . .
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The Hate U Give by Mrs McManus
Fantastic! Such a brilliant story and full of believable and interesting characters. The novel took the reader on a journey into something far from my . . .
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Saint Death by Mrs McManus
A brilliant, brilliant read. This held me from the moment I started and contained some unforgettable passages of tension. Definitely one I couldn't pu . . .
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Rook by Mrs McManus
A brilliant first chapter which was full of beautiful imagery and very well crafted writing. I wanted more of this central metaphor to be played out t . . .
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Release by Mrs McManus
Definitely one for older readers due to the sensitive content. Whilst I found the central character and his situation engaging, the sub-plot was a dis . . .
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