John Able
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February 2018
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Elbows, Knees & Ladyboys
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2015
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31 Tales for October
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2021
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All the Tomorrows
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2018
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Reflections
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2018
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The Day the Depression Returned: and other stories
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| 2nd in the series and aimed at young readers, Poltergeist picks up the action. Often with pre teen ghost stories they can be oddly slow with little happening until the end or contain very mild scares. while the scares here are age appropriate the pol ...more | |
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Lorna has always been intrigued by the mystery of her grans long lost brother. When she finds an old newspaper cutting about her great uncle Mark, Lorna is determined to find out the truth. Im surprised to see so few books listed under the author. Whi ...more |
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I too was upset when I found out Mark was married Lorna, girl I was with you the whole way through, but let your mum BREATHE Good book, the characters seemed real and acted how real people would to things I love how she just gave up on her c" Read more of this review » |
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| Similar to another review, the start really was promising with a story full of potential. You have the class of intervention kids sitting around in a circle like a scene from nightmare on elm street 3, the discovery of an anonymous notebook detailing ...more | |
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If you like to read spooky teen and pre-teen fiction you cant go wrong with Anthony Masters. He treats young readers like adults and you can tell he's never just phoning it in with his ideas and story telling. This book is a wonderfully melancholy st ...more |
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I understand this novel is a satire. I also understand that this book was published posthumously and so right now, Jane Austin may very well be rolling in her grave saying "Oh God, I can't believe they published Northanger Abbey." I understand I am " Read more of this review » |
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