Teenagers Book Reviews
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                                 Where The World EndsName: Tanja Jennings 
 06 February 2018;Genre: Historical Fiction This powerful, poignant and psychologically tense novel is so atmospheric and sensory you can feel the salt spray pounding your face, hear the waves thundering against the perilous rocks and flinch at the raucous shrieks of birds above the stark sea stacs. McCaughrean, Carnegie Medal wi... 
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                                 Begone the Raggedy Witches (The Wild Magic Trilogy, Book One)Name: June Hughes 
 02 February 2018;Genre: Magical Realism This is the first book in The Wild Magic trilogy by Celine Kiernan and the reader will be hooked from the very first sentence. Within the first chapter we learn of Mup's life with her family and we are introduced to the forces that are about to change that life dramatically.<b... 
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                                 The 1,000-year-old BoyName: Nicola Cleveland 
 01 February 2018;Genre: Friends and family In The 1,000 Year Old Boy, Alfie wants to be like any other 11 year old, which is a bit tricky when he's actually over a thousand years old. He longs for a friend, but knows the only way he and his mother can stay where they are is to keep themselves to themselves. When Roxy... 
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                                 Quests for GloryName: Linda Brown 
 11 January 2018;Genre: Fantasy The School for Good and Evil was at first meant to be a trilogy and what a wonderful, adventurous trilogy it turned out to be. In fact, so good that the author decided to continue this amazi... 
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                                 Libby in the MiddleName: Jane Rew 
 05 January 2018;Genre: Friends and family A brilliant book. It's well-written and totally believable. The author manages to portray teenagers both accurately and sensitively without being disparaging. (Perhaps she has studied child psychology?) I was gripped right from the start, not least because we're kept guessing at the truth b... 
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                                 MoxieName: Samira 
 05 December 2017;Genre: Real life It was very well written and had a good plot! I would recommend people to read it and I enjoyed this book. 
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                                 The HitName: Tom 
 30 November 2017;Genre: Adventure This book is fast paced, edgy and doesn't suffer from the problem that some books do, it doesn't go for the straight boy meets girl scenario but switches it up, playing with your heart. 
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                                 Libby in the MiddleName: Josie Age 11 
 26 November 2017;Genre: Friends and family This book is amazing. Each page is filled with unexpected drama and makes it impossible to put down! I would DEFINITELY recommend it - and I assure everyone who reads it will find it just as thrilling as I did!!! 
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                                 Bog ChildName: Francesca Age 14 
 22 November 2017;Genre: Historical Fiction It's a good book and a quick read 
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                                 MoxieName: Kay Hymas 
 22 November 2017;Genre: Real life Time to fight like a girl. The only Zoella Book club Choice to be nominated by Zoe Sugg! Moxie is a sweetly fierce 'feminist' novel which is funny and uplifting in equal measure. Vivian Carter, an 'average' American student, in an average American high school. Like many girls throughout the hist... 
