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Advantages: A great book Disadvantages: Last in series
...I loved these books when I was younger! There are six in the series, and "Sophie's Lucky" is the last one.
The main character of the books is, of course, Sophie, a 7-year-old girl with a love for animals and a determination to be a 'lady farmer' one day (along with her best friend Andrew, who she recently became engaged to).
In this book, Sophie and her family go to visit their great-great-aunt Al in the Highlands of Scotland. It's funny, with a very sad but very satisfying ending to the series.
As well as Sophie there are her brothers (identical, sports-obsessed twins Matthew and Mark) her best friend Andrew (a farmer's son) Dawn (her girly, blonde arch-enemy) and many more. Dick King-Smith writes very well, capturing all the different characters excellently.
This is a great series of books which I'd definitely recommend for 6...
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Advantages: Ghosts, sinister goings on Disadvantages: None
...Before I begin, might I just stress to you THAT THIS IS NOT about the Keanu Reeves’ science fiction blockbuster. This is about the little known book written by Jonathan Aycliffe.
We all have those authors whose books we try to seek out in second hand bookshops and Internet sites. Books that are either out of print or rare. Whenever I frequent a bookshop I always look out for books by Jonathan Aycliffe.
Anyway, we were talking about the Matrix, weren’t we…
In the Matrix, Jonathan Aycliffe (also known at Daniel Easterman) has sculptured a wonderful book of deception and horror. The plot slowly turns like a vice and you are engrossed as each twist and turn takes you deeper into the story line.
Andrew Macleod, the lead character has recently been widowed. Unable to come to terms with his wife's death, he seeks solace...
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Advantages: well written, intersting, tense at times. Disadvantages: none i have found
...will find out and what unfolds is a fantastic story.
Things really start to happen when Bart befreinds this lady and starts to visit.
I found this book a very hard read and at times extremely emotional. Andrews has made thesem characters live for me from the ver first book. I am not giving too much away, suffice to say thing do change and many difficulties arise.
It is available in Waterstones for £6.99 and also at WH Smith for the same price.
ISBN0-0-616370-x
The book is printed by Harper collins.
There are also many new and used copies available on Amazon and Ebay.
I truly believe if you have read my first two reviews you will want to read all the books . My next review will cover the final book Seeds of Yesterday which is the final one. I love these books and wholly recommend them for anyone 17 and above....
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