Books by Sarah Crossan
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review 1: I found Sarah Crossan's latest novel heartwarming and touching, Apple and Rain is a beautiful coming of age story that left me in a puddle of tears. I was however disappointed at the predictbility of this novel. Every twist and turn was anticipated and was somewhat saddened when ...
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review 1: This was an enjoyable little book and the first of its type I've read. It was from the viewpoint of a Polish teenage girl who has moved to England and suffers from bullies, teen issues, feeling and looking different. Her dad had left before her and her mum, but is not to be found...
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review 1: The first had potential, but was only an ok start. The follow-up is worse. From the way the book ended, there does not appear to be another. This one introduced new story lines and characters that went no where. The ending was too quick with a lot of questions unanswered. Charact...
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review 1: The weight of water was quite an easy read, but that didn't stop me from reading the book. I loved the way the words on each page were written as though it was a poem. The book was also very interesting and I enjoyed reading the book. One of the many reasons I enjoyed the book w...
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review 1: Klappentext/Inhalt:Der Kampf gegen BREATHE geht weiter: Nach der Zerstörung des Rebellenhains fliehen Quinn und Bea ins Ödland - und werden erneut getrennt. Auf der Suche nach Unterstützung schlägt Quinn sich heimlich nach Sequoia durch. Aber als er erkennt, was die Rebellen dort...