Books by Dianne Touchell
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English
review 1: Such a confronting read. Touchell covers so much ground. Creepy, the teenage male narrator, is honest in his observations that carry so much criticism of society behind their black humour. The teenage female narrator, Maud, is similarly disengaged from her surroundings but her ob...
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English
review 1: A disturbing and uncomfortable book about two mentally ill teenaged neighbours who strike up a friendship of sorts through their adjacent bedroom windows. Original and brutal in its portrayal of self harm, this novel is sabotaged by an unsatisfactory ending. Perhaps we are meant ...
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English
review 1: Creepy and Maud is the story of two troubled, isolated teenage neighbours whose bedroom windows face each other. Creepy is a loner with eccentric tendencies, and Maud suffers from a mental illness which culminates in her systematically pulling her hair out. Both teenagers' paren...