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Blue Moon
by
Julia Green
Fifteen-year old Mia lives with her dad in a small rural community. When she discovers that she's pregnant she doesn't know where to turn - her elder sisters have left home, her mum left when Mia was six, her boyfriend, Will, is too scared to be any help and her dad tries to push her into an abortion. Backed into a corner, she runs away and joins two women on a canal boat....more
Paperback, 240 pages
Published
2003
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I decided to read this book because I choose it whilst at school from the library, and I got into it quite quickly and easliy. The category in the bingo board this book ticks off is, "A book with themes related to those we've studied in term one." In term one, we studied the topic,' Beauty' I think it relates to beauty because she didnt want anyone to know that she was pregnant and was trying to hide her body image. Because I feel having a baby is special and beautiful in the correct situation....more
Earlier this year, i read a book, The Opposite Of Chocolate, which dealt with the same issues Blue Moon did. I enjoyed Blue Moon better because i like Julia Green's style of writing anyway, but i thought that the relationship between Mia and Will was more developed and special than the hardly existing relationship of the characters in the other book. I also liked how in this one you were actually told what happened to her in the end whereas the other was a cliffhanger. Blue moon was predictable...more

Blue Moon had one of the best beginnings I’ve experienced in a book.
The action sucked me in straight away. Although the prologue was a little flowery and unnecessary, the first chapter heads straight to the action –when Mia begins accepting there may be something wrong with her.
However, the storyline went downhill. Mia’s impulses, although characteristic, contributed annoyingly to the story. Indeed, she was stupid to get herself into this mess –realising every-time she had a physical relationshi...more
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“Lying in their field above the sea, watching the sun go down and the darkness creep over the field so that they were wrapped together in shadow. Will propped himself on one elbow beside her, is finger curling strands of her dark hair until it was bound so tight it pulled her scalp and she cried out, and then he bent over her, kissed her, so,so tenderly, and she thought she would die with happiness. They had made love, the very first time.”
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“But once in a while the odd thing happens,
Once in a while the dream comes true,
And the whole pattern of life is altered,
Once in a while the moon turns blue.”
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Once in a while the dream comes true,
And the whole pattern of life is altered,
Once in a while the moon turns blue.”

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