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TuesdayNext 19 yrs ago
Thanks everyone for your tips, I wish I was a middle school librarian myself! Some other favourites of mine that didn't get mentioned - The Wind on Fire Trilogy - William Nicholson (excellent fantasy - won a gold …

TuesdayNext 19 yrs ago
I have read all three series of the Emily Rodda Deltora Quest books to my kids - they loved them. I thought they were very clever too, loved the codes, the puzzles and the plot twists kept me entertained as well.

TuesdayNext 19 yrs ago
I thought the Garth Nix, his Keys to the Kingdom series was good for younger readers, it's not finished yet (sadly) book 3 was just released. Recently my children have enjoyed - The Sands of Time and Time stops fo…

TuesdayNext 19 yrs ago | 36 replies
Hi everyone, just interested to see who has a favourite teen/pre-teen author. (apart from JK Rowling). I loved Harry Potter but I have been a devotee of books for younger readers for years (although when I was actually …

TuesdayNext 19 yrs ago | 1 replies
Hi everyone, just wanted to let you know that the Shade's Children bookring is still open. This is a great sci fi/fantasy probably written for older children/ teen readers. Although Garth Nix (like JK Rowling) can be …

TuesdayNext 19 yrs ago
the most boring and pointless book ever written, particularly annoying because I kept hoping for a point and so plowed through it until the end, wish I had those hours back ...

TuesdayNext 19 yrs ago
I loved this book and would love to read it again, I could kiss you! cheers, Tues

TuesdayNext 19 yrs ago
"There's a widespread notion that children are open, that the truth about their inner selves just seeps out of them. That’s all wrong. No one is more covert than a child, and no one has greater cause to be that way. It’s…

TuesdayNext 19 yrs ago | 2 replies
I have been trying desparately to remember the name of this book for years! It would have been written in the 50s or 60s. A murder mystery novel written from the point of veiw of the murderer. He is planning to marry an …

TuesdayNext 19 yrs ago
The new Garth Nix, keys to the kingdom series are written for a bit younger age group 8-11 year olds but I agree the Sabriel, Lirael and Abhorsen would be great for older preteen or teenagers who love fantasy. I have…

TuesdayNext 19 yrs ago
I have been trying to remember the name of this book for years! It would have been written in the 50s or 60s. A murder mystery novel written from the point of veiw of the murderer. He is tyring to marry an heiress for he…

TuesdayNext 20 yrs ago
how about - Emotionally Weird by Kate Atkinson. an excellent book. cheers, Tues

TuesdayNext 20 yrs ago
yes, I am her less adventurous older sister who stayed in Swindon to battle the Goliath corporation by organising boycotts of their baby goods at the supermarket.

TuesdayNext 20 yrs ago
Hey everyone, please don't give up reading Neil Gaiman - at least until you have read Stardust and Coraline, they are totally different to American Gods (and short), Coraline especially is one of the tightest, cleverest …

TuesdayNext 20 yrs ago | 2 replies
Hi, I have Scale, a short story by Will Self, it is too little to be left in the wild by itself (it's just a baby) but I'm more than happy to send it to someone, if you just PM me. love, Tuesday

TuesdayNext 20 yrs ago | 1 replies
Hi everyone, I'm very new to this and so this might be a silly question, but I can't find an answer in the FAQ section. Can someone tell me why, when I browse members in my city, my own name doesn't appear on the list? …

TuesdayNext 20 yrs ago | 1 replies
Please. please someone tell me who killed Robin so I can stop reading this book. I don't care about the rest of the characters, I just need to know who killed him. This book is way too long, it's pretentious and the auth…

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