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The Train to Impossible Places
Name: Lily P
31 March 2019;Genre: Adventure
It's not everyday a train passes through the downstairs of your house with little creatures working as all different kind of things. Suzy is a normal, hardworking school girl who realizes that something isn't right, she hears something downstairs in the middle of the night and finds something...
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Boy under water
Name: Adam Age 9
31 March 2019;Genre: Friends and family
I have just reacently got boy under water and I'm already enjoying it. The blurb hooks you in and makes you wonder why he has never went swimming. It is funny and also mysterious. Cym is a strong character who has a sense of humour. I would rate this book for the age of 9+
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The Train to Impossible Places
Name: Luke Age 11
31 March 2019;Genre: Adventure
I like that Suzy can hold her ground when she was arguing with the troll and when she took the snow globe from Lady Crepsucular because someone was trapped in it. I found it funny when Suzy did her physics homework; as when her mum and dad told her to have a break she wouldn't and it said she h...
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Boy under water
Name: Luke Age 12
31 March 2019;Genre: Friends and family
I like this book because it is intriguing and a mystery to solve. It is a sad and funny book to read. He has never been swimming and wants to find out! Try help Cymbeline find out the this mystery of his unknown dad! It is perfect for anyone over the age of 9. It is a perfect book to just sit dow...
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Boy underwater
Name: Milly Age 11
31 March 2019;Genre: Friends and family
I like that it is funny because he talked about something then goes back into his past story which is a bit different to the many books I have read but I still really like it.
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Boy Under Water
Name: Joshua
31 March 2019;Genre: Friends and family
In my opinion I am enjoying this book , Cymbeline Igloo (Yes really) the main character/boy has never once been swimming in his life. He doesn't understand why his mum has never took him swimming but is trying to find out. His dad passed away when he was young and has a funny feeling that it h...
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Boy Underwater
Name: Jacob Age 12
31 March 2019;Genre: Friends and family
I liked this book a lot! Mainly because it has a lot of mystery. It has 2 main plots with 3 side mysteries alongside. These are always solved one way or another. I liked the comedy in Boy Underwater, it makes subtle jokes and breaks the fourth-wall in some points of the book to take a short bre...
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Boy Underwater
Name: Josh Age 12
31 March 2019;Genre: Friends and family
This is one of the books that was set for me by my English teacher, and I am so glad! I adored this book because it is both hilarious and moving, and reading this book made me realise how good this combination can be. I loved the way the author has set out this book in a childish but creative w...
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Boy Underwater
Name: Amelia Age 11
31 March 2019;Genre: Friends and family
I am reading 'Boy Underwater', I am half way through the book and I am up to the point where Cymbeline Igloo is asked why his mother has never took him swimming. I like how the author has not told us exactly why his hasn't been swimming, instead his mother made excuses, however Cymberine now know...
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Scavengers
Name: Sue Wilsher
31 March 2019;Genre: Real life
Landfill has lived his whole life behind the wall, scavenging to survive and look after the animals which fill his world. Looked after by old Babagoo, he has been conditioned to follow the rules designed to keep Landfill safe from the evils of the Outside. But Landfill is curious - and that means...
