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Guest Review | ‘Dead Puzzling’ by Sue Birch

Dead Puzzling
Sue Birch
YouWriteOn, March 1, 2009
ISBN: 184923891X
Genre: Fiction

My mum bought me “Dead Puzzling” by Sue Birch. I love reading and really enjoy the Charlie Bone series and The Famous Five. I loved this book because it was a really thrilling story with lots of cliff hangers. I was trying to solve the mystery all the way through but I was ‘dead puzzled’! When I reached the end of the book and discovered the truth it all fell into place.

My favourite character was Oliver. I read this book in one go – for about the first few pages I didn’t quite get it but then WOW I couldn’t put it down and just had to get to the end (even though I should have been asleep!).

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Guest Review | ‘Cousins’ by Virginia Hamilton

Cousins
Virginia Hamilton
Scholastic Paperbacks, January 1992
ISBN: 0590454366
Genre: Fiction

Reading Level: Ages 9-12

One interesting thing about the book, is how much Cammy hated her cousin. I have never experienced that. I think it was not nice.

I like this book, because of how much Cammy loved her grandmother.

Reviewed by Zion
Elementary School, NC

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Guest Review | ‘She Wanted to Read: The Story of Mary McLeod Bethune by Ella Kaiser Carruth

'She Wanted to Read: The Story of Mary McLeod Bethune' by Ella Kaiser Carruth

She Wanted to Read: The Story of Mary McLeod Bethune
Ella Kaiser Carruth
Pocket Books, June 1977
ISBN: 0671298615
Genre: Biography

When Mary was little, white girls told her to put the book down that it was only for people that could read.

I like the story because Mary was a leader. I like that Mary helped others to learn.

Reviewed by Toviel
Elementary School, NC

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Guest Review | ‘The Secret Life of Bees’ by Sue Monk Kidd

The Secret Life of Bees
Sue Monk Kidd
Reading Level: YA & Adult
Genre: Fiction Novel

In this book a 14-year old girl looses her mother and now a group of people help her find out it’s okay to bee sad but sometimes you have to bee happy.

I liked this book because it’s a great book for kids 14+ and it’s great for kids whose lost someone important in their lives.

Reviewed by Amber, Guest Reviewer
Middle School, VA

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