Books by William Nicholson
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review 1: What a thoroughly charming book! The Secret Intensity of Everyday Life ... the title is really what the heart of the book is about. And Nicholson captures the secret and intense moments just right ... the moments of fear, desire, despair, joy, revelation, redemption, reconciliati...
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review 1: I nearly stopped reading this book 5 times before page 100. Too many characters, too many names and too many boring lives in the English countryside. I cant understand why this book got such a high rating. I particularly fell asleep when the author rambled on about the character ...
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review 1: Not bad, but this seems to me to be more of a book written for adults with teen main characters than for teens. It kind of has "Save the Last Dance" syndrome too. It's trying to tackle way too many themes (abusive relationships, parents having trouble, first love and first sex,...
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review 1: I have to say that at first, I wasn't sure about this book. I read one of Nicholson's other books when I was in Year Six, and all I can remember from it is that I hated it - but that was probably because I didn't understand it. And how do I know that? Because I absolutely fell he...