Aha – Terry Pratchett has ventured into Dickens territory. . . Victorian London, it’s sordid underbelly, and all the many sorts of peopl...
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Showing posts with label England. Show all posts
Showing posts with label England. Show all posts
Monday, August 26, 2013
Friday, May 10, 2013
Recommendation: 'Crusher' by Niall Leonard
Niall Leonard is a screenwriter who has worked on Wire in the Blood and Monarch of the Glen . He apparently wrote the book in response to...
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14+,
Crusher,
England,
London,
murder,
Niall Leonard,
recommendation,
review
Saturday, August 25, 2012
Recommendation: 'Dead Time' by Anne Cassidy
Dead time by Anne Cassidy Five years ago Rose’s world came crashing down around her, first of all when her mother went missing, and then ...
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Saturday, August 4, 2012
Recommendation:' Wrapped' by Jennifer Bradbury
Title: Wrapped Author: Jennifer Bradbury Publisher: Atheneum Books for Young Readers Year: 2011 Regency period romance with Egypti...
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5 stars,
Annie,
Egypt,
England,
fiction,
Great Britain,
historical fiction,
library staff,
London,
love,
Napoleonic Wars,
recommendation,
spies
Saturday, July 21, 2012
Recommendation: 'The name of the star' by Maureen Johnson
The name of the star by Maureen Johnson Rory Deveaux, an entertaining teenager from a tiny town in New Orleans, moves with her family to ...
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England,
ghosts,
haunted places,
historical fiction,
library staff,
London,
Lucy,
murder,
recommendation
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Recommendation: 'Department 19' by Will Hill.
Department 19 by Will Hill Anyone who likes vampires will enjoy reading this one. The cover is deceiving and I found it an excellent read...
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ages 14+,
Debbie,
England,
Europe,
historical fiction,
library staff,
murder,
recommendation,
supernatural,
vampires
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Recommendation: 'The declaration' by Gemma Malley
The declaration by Gemma Malley Welcome to the future, where the power of science has stopped the aging process through a miracle drug ca...
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aging,
dystopias,
England,
Gemma Malley,
immortality,
The Declaration,
The Resistance





