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Jan 17, 2008 11:17AM

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It took me to the end of the book to realise the fairytale it was generally based on was The Wizard of Oz. Now it makes sense. Good read, but not one I'd read again in a hurry.

The usual fare from the Horowitz Alex Rider Series. despite the fact that these books are directed at a younger audience, I've found myself enjoying the series. I suppose they take me back to days of reading the Hardy Boys mysterious in my teens. A light reprieve before I throw myself into reading The Three Musketeers.


A must read for any fans of Mr Moyles, Saviour of Radio One. Where his first installment told us of his life from boyhood to manhood as he pursued his dream of being a radio Dj, this second book revolves more around some of the fun he's had doing his job at Radio One. filled with anecdotes and some of the more memorable moments, diary experts etc from the various road trips they've done, it was a fun read with the usual humor from Moylesy.








