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The Promise She Made by Nicholas Pearce

The Promise She Made by Nicholas Pearce

Living in 2016, we are used to so much advanced technology. Being 21, I have had to adapt to these technological changes that are happening in my life – my friends and I were first introduced to the idea of Facebook when we were 14. Now, children are growing up with smartphones and tablets in their hands. It only makes sense that an author would notice these changes happening in our world and create a story about it. And that is exactly what Nicholas Pearce did with The Promise She Made.

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Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli

Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda by Becky Albertalli

Reading Simon vs The Homo Sapiens Agenda, you wouldn’t think that this was Albertalli’s debut novel. Normally a debut has a few problems here and there and the storyline isn’t quite up to the standard that is should be, but not with this book. No way. Albertalli has created something that is so powerful and moving that I started reading it again once I had finished it.

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Remember Remember by Sue Whitaker

Remember Remember by Sue Whitaker

Remember Remember is a novella by Sue Whitaker that describes the horror of what one incident can do to someone’s life. It’s fast-paced and packed with emotion that will make you feel like you’re on a rollercoaster of a ride.
Sue Whitaker has created a story that is both beautiful, but also sends a message out to every single person on the planet – old and young – about the danger of bonfire night.

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What I Love About Dublin by Amanda Laneley

What I Love About Dublin by Amanda Laneley

What I Love About Dublin is Amanda Laneley’s debut novel which is also a brand new release – it was released on 15th October 2016 – and has received nothing but fantastic reviews on other blogs and also on Goodreads.
 
After looking at the cover, it looked like one of those cheesy romance books that adult women like to read but you know that old saying ‘never judge a book by it’s cover’? Well… I decided that the saying was going to have to apply to this book.

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The Last Day of Captain Lincoln by EXO Books

The Last Day of Captain Lincoln by EXO Books

The Last Day of Captain Lincoln is the debut novel from EXO Books and is a novella that is intriguing, captivating, exciting and inspirational.

This 133-page book was heart-warming whilst also being a book that made you cry, it was a book that you could take something away from, an important lesson that you could learn. That’s why this book was so good.

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