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My Sister Jodieby: Jacqueline Wilson March 06, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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I think that My Sister Jodie is a brilliant book. I am shocked that people think otherwise but i suppose everyone has their own opinion. It is about two sisters one shy and one outrageous. Them and their family move to the an old fashioned, gothic boarding school. The parents work their as a cook and a caretaker. The ending is dramatic,brilliant but it is also quite sad (you have been warned) but you are comforted, make sure you have a tissue. When i read this book i could not put it down it took me 2 days to read it. I would recommend this book to girls aged 10 and over. I would not recommend it to boys because it is about two sisters.
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Rupert Bear Annual 2009from: Egmont Books Ltd August 04, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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I can only echo the comments of those who have already detailed their concern, and indeed horror, at the way that Rupert has been infantilised in this latest Annual. It was a very sad day for Rupert fans when Egmont took over production of the Annual and effectively killed off what was a British cultural institution. Trotter's sketchy and lifeless drawing lacks the real integrity, accuracy, depth of field and immaculate detail -and 'magic'-that the drawings of Bestall, and latterly John Harrold had. And as for the colouring, formerly so sensitively done by Gina Hart, we seem now to have garish frames coloured by either a three year old or a computer.
I for one will not be buying an annual next year - not unless I see the names of ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Nightrise (Power of Five)by: Anthony Horowitz April 02, 2007 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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the power of five series is incredible Horowitz introduces the characters incredibly well and the twists and turns in the plot are both fast paced and unexpected but is also easy to read and follow. i can't wait for the new book in october, and would recommend this to anyone who has read books such as harry potter, or any of garth nix's books.
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Where's Spot? (Lift-the-flap Book)by: Eric Hill October 30, 2003 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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This much-loved classic is my 10-month old boy's favourite. We deliberately went for the hardback version with board pages, which is capable of withstanding the inevitable bashing it receives better than the paperback version. (The flaps are thin card - hardly indestructible but sturdy enough to require some considerable effort to tear.)
Like the review above, I was mildly concerned about the repetition of the word "no" throughout the book, but that's just how the book is and the most important thing is that my son loves interacting with it, always attacking each flap with gusto to see what's underneath it, and that's the most important thing really. >>More Details |
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Stupidly Hard Quiz Book ("Top Gear")by: BBC October 02, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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This much-loved classic is my 10-month old boy's favourite. We deliberately went for the hardback version with board pages, which is capable of withstanding the inevitable bashing it receives better than the paperback version. (The flaps are thin card - hardly indestructible but sturdy enough to require some considerable effort to tear.)
Like the review above, I was mildly concerned about the repetition of the word "no" throughout the book, but that's just how the book is and the most important thing is that my son loves interacting with it, always attacking each flap with gusto to see what's underneath it, and that's the most important thing really. >>More Details |
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Influenceby: Mary Kate Olsen, Ashley Olsen November 27, 2008 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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This book is a very influential read and lives up to it's purpose.
Mary-Kate and Ashley have done a great job interviewing the featured people and the books design is very nice. The book has a lot of interesting quotes and it was nice to get an insight into the lives of how the true "originals" grew up and got started in their fields (Karl Largerfeld, Lauren Hutton and Diana von Frustenberg to name a few). A couple of not so good things: the book is very repetitive, but i guess i was expecting that. ___ This book would make a great gift to anyone interested in the "Olsen twins" but it also could cater to a much broader audience weather your a 40 year old woman or a 19 year old boy. It would also make a great coffee table book. >>More Details |
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Drawing for the Artistically Undiscovered (Klutz)by: Quentin Blake, John Cassidy March 01, 1999 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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My daughter (age 13) bought this book twice, the second time with her own money (!), because she enjoyed doing it so much. This and Watercolours for the Artistically Undiscovered are quite brilliant.Drawing for the Artistically Undiscovered (Klutz)
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (Book 1)by: J.K. Rowling June 26, 1997 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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This is the best Harry Potter book by far. Once you have read all of them watched the films, if you come back to Philosphers Stone and you read about the beginging you will probably agree with me.
Its the first time at Hogwarts, when he meets Ron Weasley and gets a broom stick. >>More Details |
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Eldestby: Christopher Paolini September 07, 2006 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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this book is an excellent read I enjoyed it immensely!
the part were he visited the elves was a bit boring but the battle afterwards made up of it. Very interesting plot line but when he tries to romance with Ayra you just want to smash your head into a wall yelling "shut up you stupid person!" Its embarrassing. his training is good reading but he really mucks up his relationship with Ayra. appart from that bit the plot has many interesting twists and turns and it makes up for a lot. all in all a brilliant read! >>More Details |
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Old Macdonald Had a Farm (Classic Books with Holes)from: Child's Play (International) Ltd 2000-09 Best Selling > Books > Age (feature two browse-bin) |
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I bought this on a whim when purchasing another item for my daughter's birthday and I must admit that it is a pretty wee book which I know she will enjoy, however it is expensive for what it is. My advice is that you can get similar for cheaper from a supermarket if you can get to one or go to a library.
Not the best, but by no means the worst! >>More Details |
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