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Jack and his mom Sarah move to a new house after his father's death. Jack starts seeing ghosts that only he can hear or talk to. There is mother ghost and four child ghosts. The children warn him about mother ghost and he starts to worry....

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Published October 28th 2006 by Lerner Publishing Group (first published January 1st 2006)

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Jan 16, 2009 84-The_enlightment_of_Doctor_Grace_part5_Jesus rated it 5 of 5 stars

Breathe by Cliff McNish is about a boy named Jack. Jack's father just died. His mom moves to an old house because Jack likes those types of houses. But something strange is happening to him. After his dad died, he would run his fingers over everything, sensing his dad. When he first arrives, he sees four faces looking out a window in the house. Those faces belong to Oliver, Ann, Charlie, and Gwyneth. They are ghost. Jack goes into his new room where a lady died. He does not know this, but he sen...more Breathe by Cliff McNish is about a boy named Jack. Jack's father just died. His mom moves to an old house because Jack likes those types of houses. But something strange is happening to him. After his dad died, he would run his fingers over everything, sensing his dad. When he first arrives, he sees four faces looking out a window in the house. Those faces belong to Oliver, Ann, Charlie, and Gwyneth. They are ghost. Jack goes into his new room where a lady died. He does not know this, but he senses it and discovers a lot about her. When he goes into another room, he looks out the window and watches a scene of a little girl coughing in her garden. She smiles, but her mother looks scared. Jack meets Ghost Mother, a lady who has been trapped in the house for ages. She feeds off the souls of the four ghost children, whom she trapped there. She feeds off of them because souls left on Earth fade away into the Nightmare Passage. Ghost Mother wants to replace Jack's mother, and tries to convince him the children are bad. Jack learns that the girl he saw in the garden was Ghost Mother's daughter, Isabella, but she died when she was young. Jack accidently brings her spirit from beyond and get's some of the story out of her. Ghost mother felt bad so she left the window open in winter and froze to death. When people die, their love ones come down and bring them up. She refused to go and got trapped. Feeling the Nightmare Passage approaching, she captured Daniel and sucked his soul out until he was sent there instead. Then she captured the four other children. Ann is the weakest. She let Ghost mother feed on her to protect Charlie and Gwyneth. When Oliver learns Jack can see them, he tries to warn him but Ghost mother finds out. Ghost Mother takes over Jack's mother and pretends to be her. She locks Ann in a wardrobe and Threatens to send her to the Nightmare Passage if the children tell. Jake finds out anyway. Ghost Mother sends Ann to the Nightmare Passage, then Oliver. Gwyneth and Charlie try to save him, but she captures them. When she is about to drain them, Jake has an asthma attack and passes out. They get sent to the Nightmare Passage and Ghost Mother plans to kill Jack. Right before she does Jack's mother regains control and stops her. Jack learns he can call out to the Nightmare Passage and summons it to take her away. After that he gains the ability to contact people who are dead who's loved ones got sent there. He let's them reach into the darkness and pull everyone, Ann, Gwyneth, Charlie, Oliver, and everyone else out.
The moral of this story is wrong never wins and right prospers greatly. Ghost mother got an eternity in the Nightmare Passage, unless her husband and daughter choose to bring her up. This book is very good and the author did a very good job writing this. I like the title. When you read the book and about his asthma, you understand how appropriate it is. Plus it is sort of dramatic. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe.
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Oct 25, 2011 El Templo de las Mil Puertas added it · review of another edition

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"Jack es un muchacho frágil tanto física como emocionalmente. Por un lado, padece de asma, enfermedad que en alguna ocasión ha estado a punto de costarle la vida. Por otro, Jack siente atracción por todos los objetos viejos y por las personas que los poseyeron. Especialmente si están muertas. Su madre cree que estas tendencias siniestras se deben a la reciente pérdida de su padre; por ello, y pensando que su hijo necesita un buen cambio de aires, se lo lleva a vivir a una vieja casa de campo. Pe...more

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Oct 20, 2012 Mandy rated it 1 of 5 stars

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Feb 05, 2012 Jewels Faulkner rated it 3 of 5 stars

First of all, i've never read anything like this. Absolutely nothing horror related. So it kind of freaked me out to read it on a page. You know? It's different when you read it, not see it. Parts of the book, let me rephrase that, the whole book is really seductive. I can't really put a pinger on it but when I was reading it all I could think about is that it sounded a lot like Jaycee Dugard. Even though the children in the house weren't tortured in that way it seemed to sort of resemble that....more

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Nov 03, 2011 Janelle rated it 5 of 5 stars

"breathe a ghost story"by cliff Mcnish is about a boy named jake and his mom sarah who move to this big old farm house after the recent death of jacks father and the bad asthma attacks that jack had been having.she thinks this will give them a fresh new start and happier life.little does she know that the house their moving into is haunted by 4 children spirits,ann(14,the oldest. Oliver,Gwyneth,charlie and a "ghost mother".After arriving at the house jack can sense that there is someone or somet...more

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Jun 16, 2011 Airiz C rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: horror, young-adult, paranormal

I can best describe this kid’s horror/paranormal story by McNish as a cross between two of Neil Gaiman’s most popular children's books—Coraline and The Graveyard Book.

Basically this is the gist: asthmatic boy Jack and her mom moves into a big old house where ghost children Gwyneth, Ann, Oliver, and Charlie are incarcerated. Once they realize that Jack can see and talk to them, they start to ask for his help. Supposedly they should be crossing to the other side now, but the devilish Ghost Mother...more

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Oct 11, 2009 Jason Nachamie rated it 4 of 5 stars

I first came across "Breathe a ghost story" by Cliff McNish at the school book fair last year but didnt get around to reading it to this September. But now that i have i wish i read it sooner! "Breathe" is a heart ache story told by a narrator but covers three sides of the story alternating every paragraph. It covers the story of this new boy and his mother who can talk to the dead and has lost his father. The next side is the point of view of four ghost children who are always on the run of a h...more

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Apr 12, 2009 Courtney O'pancake rated it 5 of 5 stars

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May 16, 2013 Joel N rated it 4 of 5 stars

Breathe: A Ghost Story by Cliff McNish is one of my favorite books. It is a fictional book with a lot of paranormal or supernatural aspects to it. A boy named Jack, who has asthma moves to a new house with his mother to help the recovery process due to his father dying from a heart attack. The house is filled with ghosts that are able to float around, but Jack does not know of their presence. Jack feels around and is able to make connections to the things he touches and learns that an old lady u...more

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Jan 03, 2013 Theresa rated it 4 of 5 stars

What a fantastic ghost story! I was faced with so many emotions at time that I was just dumb founded. Not your typical "happy ending' and quite a few "pins and needles" moments. Frightening, suspenseful, and sad, Breathe was a pleasant find on the bookstore bookshelf. I had never heard of this story or the author but I am so impressed with this story that I will likely read another of Cliff McNish's tales soon.

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May 21, 2013 Avery Riebel rated it 5 of 5 stars

Ann, Oliver, Gwyneth, and Charlie are just like all the other kids. They like to play, joke around, and just have fun. There’s only one thing that sets them apart from everyone else- they’re dead. These ghost children have been trapped in the same house for years, unable to pass on to the Other Side because of the spirit energy sucking Ghost Mother, feeding off the children simply to stay in the living world. Yet after a ghost’s soul is deficient of energy, they are claimed by the Nightmare Pass...more

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Jan 10, 2012 Emilie Rosson rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This was the first book I'd read by Cliff McNish and I must admit it didn't disappoint. Breathe is a ghostly fantasy about a young boy named Jack who is gifted with the curious ability to sense memories by touching objects and who, after the recent death of his father, moves into a new house only to discover that he and his mother might not be alone...

I love ghost stories, but it takes a lot to scare me and - probably because it's a children's book! - sadly this didn't exactly give me goosebumps

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Mar 20, 2011 Elaina Aragona rated it 3 of 5 stars

Breathe by Cliff McNish is a ghost story. It is about this boy named Jack who moves in with his mom to a farmhouse that is haunted. This book describes places that we don't really know about like the Other Side and the Nightmare Passage. It's clear that the author has put a lot of thought into describing these two places when you read the book.
In the story Jack meets the Ghost Mother who has been in this house since her daughter died and she blames herself for what happened to her. She wants t...more

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Jul 06, 2010 Jasmine rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book takes place in an old farm house where a mother and her child with tuberculosis(or consumption)previousley lived.The mother has a problem... she is stuck in the house, and can't go to the other side because she choose not to leave. She steals ghost children's souls for her consumption to keep her soul alive and out of the nightmare passage, a place for all ghost souls who did not pass into the other side, all of the ghost children she consumes will eventually find themselves in the nig...more

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Mar 12, 2010 Matthew rated it 3 of 5 stars

Synopis- 15 yr old Jack Dose has a gift, a 6th sense to be precise. When he and his family move to the quiet and peaceful New England Dose farmhouse , they find it more than a coincedence; they find spirits of the dead, and they want a mediem.

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Audience- 14 and up, young adults
Purpose- to thrill readers w/ a good ghost story
Mediam- Novel
Genre Setting- Fiction
Genre Style- Fantasy, Tradegy
Genre Plot-Suspense

Critisism- WOW!!! What a macrabre novel! Mcnish has really impressed me with h...more

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Mar 14, 2012 Chemical_disaster13 000000 rated it 5 of 5 stars

Breathe. Such a funny name for a book that is about ghosts. (who DONT breathe) But it is also about Jack. Funny guy he is too. With an odd connection to ghosts. I really enjoyed this book. A few years ago I found it stuffed in my brothers dresser drawer, crumpled, and with the front cover almost ripped off. I call this rescuing, because now it is repaired (as best as possible) and sitting happily on my shelf with my other books. It is only there today, and not back in my brothers drawer because...more

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May 09, 2011 Alyssa Rae rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book really gave me goosebumps it's about this boy who moved into this really old house after his fathers death from his heart attack. The boy himself has asthma and suffers from it getting the title "breathe" when he moves there he finds there is a woman ghost who insists on him calling her ghost mother there are also 4 other ghosts but they are children they are spirits ghost mother ha stolen to keep company and use as replacements for her dead daughter who has moved on. Ghost mother had...more

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Sep 26, 2008 Haley rated it 2 of 5 stars

Texas Lonestar for the '08-'09 school year.

I'm not all into ghost stories all that much, so this book was just an okay read. It was about a boy that had a special connection with the dead. After moving into an old home with his mother, he soon learns that there are 5 ghosts that live in the house that are trapped and need his help.

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Sep 06, 2009 Zannah rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Apr 21, 2009 Christi rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: death, england, ghosts, juvenile-elementary

I got so caught up in reading this story that my daughter was an hour late to bedtime last night, I just had to finish it before sleep.

Jack is a young teen with asthma who moves into an old English house with his mother after the recent death of his father. Jack has always had a level of extrasensory perception; being able to touch objects and learn something of their history. But, his father's death seems to have amplified this ability and his mother feels he needs a change of environment to he...more

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Mar 07, 2011 Marlon rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book is a supernatural story. I thought that it was really good. Its the kind of book that every class should read if there teacher has a sort of ghost theme. It probaly is for readers at least older than 9 or 10. I personnaly would have liked the book more if it had been a little more.... scary. But still it was a great book that if i had a chance i would probaly read again. With the diction and language the author uses you really get the sense of excitment and fear that i think the author...more

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Feb 08, 2011 Madison Laliberte rated it 4 of 5 stars

In the book Breathe: A Ghost Story by Cliff McNish, a 261 page book, Jack and his widowed mother Sarah move into an old farm house-but they are not alone. The spirits of four other children who have died in or near the house haunt the house. But even the spirits are not alone; for there is a "Mother Ghost" as she likes to be called. She is quite selfish and rude and has enslaved the ghost children. Now she is after Jack. However, he has a second sight that might save the souls of the dead, abuse...more

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Sep 01, 2008 Lori rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: children-ya-lit, tx-lonestar-award

Fans of The Sixth Sense (yep, it's about a boy who "talks to dead people") and general creepiness will like the concept, but the pieces did not make a satisfying whole for me. Too much build up, too convenient a resolution, and the plot was thin in places. Lone Star winner for 2008-09.

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Aug 10, 2011 Jamie rated it 5 of 5 stars

i love mcnish so much i have everyone of his books i love him and his books.i looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO...more

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Oct 14, 2012 Zoraz added it

Jack and his mother,Sarah, move to a farmhouse after his father's death, who is on the Other side. Jack's asthma his nearly killed him more than once.One night while Jack was sleeping, a very thin and pale women was approaching him. Jack screamed and tried to run to his mother's room. The women was after him,Jack had an asthma attack.His mother woke up by the sound of his screaming.She got his inhaler, and he took deep breaths.The women Jack saw was the women he saw outside in the field the othe...more Jack and his mother,Sarah, move to a farmhouse after his father's death, who is on the Other side. Jack's asthma his nearly killed him more than once.One night while Jack was sleeping, a very thin and pale women was approaching him. Jack screamed and tried to run to his mother's room. The women was after him,Jack had an asthma attack.His mother woke up by the sound of his screaming.She got his inhaler, and he took deep breaths.The women Jack saw was the women he saw outside in the field the other day.Sarah checked every part of the house and there was not a single person in sight.Jack could tell Sarah didn't believe him.It could have been a nightmare but Jack was sure it wasn't. He saw the women with his own eyes.The next night the same women came in Jacks room.Jack didn't dare to scream. He just sat there on his bed terrified. The women apologized to Jack she didn't mean to scare him.The women told Jack she was the Ghost Mother.She was a real ghost.The Ghost Mother told Jack more about her and Jack was not scared of her anymore.Jack promised her he would not tell Sarah about her.The next morning while jack came downstairs, he couldn't help it. He blurted out everything about the Ghost Mother and how she was really nice.Sarah acted like she really didn't care. She was just quiet like she didn't believe him.The next time Jack met the Ghost Mother, he discovered that she was not the only ghost in the house. There were the spirits of the dead...The Ghost Children.Jack wondered how it would feel like talking to them.But the Ghost Mother stopped him right away. She said don't ever listen to the Ghost Children. The Ghost Children tried so hard sending messages to Jack that he is in danger.Jack knew one thing for sure.That the Ghost Mother was really mean to the Ghost Children. But why?What did they do?The Ghost Mother wanted to be Jack's real mother so she stole Sarah's body.She put on Sarah's new clothes, her make-up and other things that belong to her.Every morning jack knew something strange about Sarah and she was acting so weird. The Ghost Mother wanted Jack to love her, but Jack always said "No". That's when the Ghost Mother started getting angry.Jack soon found out that she was not his real mother.He screamed at her to give his real mother back.But the Ghost Mother always said "But I am your real Mother".One day Jack saw what the Ghost Mother was doing to Ann(one of the Ghost Children).That's when he found out what the Ghost Children were trying to say. That the Ghost Mother stole their souls.She stole the last of Ann's souls and she was in the Nightmare Passage, a terrifying place when their loved ones come to get them.The Nightmare Passage goes on forever and you could get hurt a lot. Slowly the Ghost Mother took the last of all the other Ghost Children's souls.All the Ghost Children were in the Nightmare Passage.Jack was the only one left.The Ghost Mother had no choice. She had to kill Jack.She got a pillow and tried to cover Jacks mouth so he could not breathe.Jack ran through the whole house while the Ghost Mother was chasing him carrying the pillow.While Jack reached the door, he was trapped. There was no way of getting out.Jack had one idea.He grabbed the Ghost Mother's arm, and sensed the Ghost Children in the Nightmare Passage.The Ghost Mother was the only one left. She was a soul.The Nightmare Passage was about to claim her.It could only claim the dead, not the living.Soon the Ghost Mother was out the world, and in the Nightmare Passage.Sarah returned to normal.Jacks life returned to normal, but there was one thing left. He sensed the Ghost Children from the Nightmare Passage and they were in a peaceful place the Other Side...(less)

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Dec 09, 2011 Erin Forson rated it 4 of 5 stars

Do you believe in heaven? In hell? In ghosts? Do ghosts only haunt humans or do they haunt other ghosts? If these questions interest you, so will this spooky tale, Breathe--about ghosts at war, and a vision of what happens "after." When a psychic boy who has just lost his father arrives at the old country house where the ghosts reside, he becomes not only a witness to this war, but a soldier fighting to solve a mystery that may save his own, and his mother's soul. I enjoyed reading this novel be...more

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Sep 26, 2012 Melissaf6 rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Jun 28, 2010 Laura (Bookish Belle) rated it 5 of 5 stars

This was another novel I wasn't sure I'd like and ended up really loving it! There was a deep sense of darkness in this novel, and it was almost a whimsical ghost story, if that makes sense. I was reminded of Coraline in this story, such as the ghost children and the evil mother but I really liked it.

The writing was really well done and I liked the ease in which he transitioned into a new chapter or section. The book did make me look around the room a few times I was pleasantly surprised at that...more

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Apr 28, 2009 Ella♥'s Hugs rated it 3 of 5 stars

This book is a little disappointing, when compared to othr ghost stories. Jack is a 12 year old boy, who has a really bad case of asthma. He can also detect the dead, or in other words, see ghost. When Jack and his mother, Sarah, move to an eerie old house after his father's death, the Ghost Mother appears and wishes him to be his pretend son. But soon enough, Jack discovers the Ghost Children. He learns that the Ghost Mother feeds on the dead children's spirits, to keep her from entering the "...more

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Oct 16, 2008 Kelsey rated it 5 of 5 stars

This is a good book. Some people say this book is fairly scary, but I say it's not. This is a great book for teens. It may be a little creepy for younger kids.

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About Cliff McNish

According to my Mum, when I was arriving in this world on the night of 24th August 1962 the electricity in the house failed, and all the lights went out. So I was born part in darkness and part in candlelight. I’ve no idea what significance that has, but it sounds impressive somehow…

I was born in Sunderland, a city in the north-east of England. I’d like to say I picked up the local Mackam accent,...more According to my Mum, when I was arriving in this world on the night of 24th August 1962 the electricity in the house failed, and all the lights went out. So I was born part in darkness and part in candlelight. I’ve no idea what significance that has, but it sounds impressive somehow…

I was born in Sunderland, a city in the north-east of England. I’d like to say I picked up the local Mackam accent, but unfortunately I only stayed long enough to toddle a few steps before my Dad whisked me, Mum and my older brother, Andy, down south.

I don’t remember too much about my first 8 years of life. I think I just day-dreamed it away. One thing I do remember is that our family was always moving, so I had to get used to a new school and friends all the time. I got to dread that first day in a new class. When I was only six I distinctly remember being told off in my first week at yet another new school by a teacher. I had no idea what I’d done wrong, but the teacher shouted loudly and made me spend about 30 minutes standing on my chair in front of the whole class as punishment. That was the second most embarrassing moment in my life. The most embarrassing moment in my life occurred about a year earlier when, after repeatedly telling my teacher I had to go to the bathroom, and being told to wait and wait and wait, I … er, couldn’t wait a single moment longer.

What was I like as a youngster? I don’t know – cheerful and a bit vacant probably sums it up quite well. We had a hawthorn wood at the back of my house, and I’d play there with my friends all day long whenever I had the chance. I always came home covered in scratches.

My school reports were spectacularly average. My teachers were always noting that I ‘day-dreamed’ a lot. I didn’t read much either, and when I did it was comics – mainly Marvel superhero comics. There was one superhero named The Silver Surfer who went silently round the Universe on a kind of space-surf board. He was lonely, aloof, a genius.

I identified with him.

My first real book memory is being given C.S. Lewis’s The Magician’s Nephew by my English teacher, Mrs Baldwin. Wherever you are now Mrs Baldwin, I thank you, because you opened my eyes. I was so bowled over by it that I read all the other 6 Narnian books right away. I loved them. Actually, I went further than love. I remember lying in bed in the dark, staring at the ceiling and wishing, wishing with all my heart, not just that I could meet C.S.Lewis (he was dead, actually), but that I could be C.S.Lewis. I wanted to BE C.S.Lewis! Don’t ask me what was going on in my head ...

My Mum and Dad separated when I was eight years old, and my brothers, sister Caron and I moved several times again after this. Eventually we settled down in Luton in Bedfordshire.

As I entered my teens I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life. I had no ambition to write. When I was fourteen I briefly wanted to be a geomorphologist (someone who studies the landforms of the Earth), but only because I really liked my geography teacher, a brilliant Welshman called Gwyn Bennett. The last I heard he was still teaching, at the very same school in Luton I left 23 years ago. There’s a happy thought!

With no better idea what to do with my life I just carried on at school, did my A-levels and went on to study History at York University. I left after 2 years, bored with the course and somewhat unhappy, without my degree and with a need to earn some money.

My first job involved working in a warehouse, and I’m afraid my day-dreaming days returned. One of the jobs involved putting items into boxes and writing the customer addresses on them. Not too difficult, you might think, and you’d be right, but my attention strayed often and I kept putting the boxes in the wrong places or getting the addresses wrong. Luckily, I was moved into the accounts section of the company before they sacked me. I ended up doing some work on the office com(less)

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