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Book reviews for publishers.

From time to time, I review books for Allen & Unwin – I’ve lost count of how many now. Most of these reviews are still online….

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Mr Badger and the Magic Mirror

A Sick Day for Amos McGee

Bitter Chocolate by Sally Grindley

Madeline the Mermaid by Anna Fienberg

The Thornthwaite Inheritance

Princess Academy

Cicada Summer

Extreme Lunch

The Hottest Boy Who Ever Lived

The Diary of Laura’s Twin

Freckleface Strawberry (This is a very useful book about teasing).

Stable Structures (D & T Workshop Series)

Wool, Wagons and Clipper Ships and Steam Steel and Speed

Diego’s Pride

Teaching Boys

Greek Tales: The Lion’s Slave

Big Questions

The Name of this Book is Secret and the sequel If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late

The Dog that Dumped on my Doona

Wombat and Fox: Tales of the City

In January 2009, I also received a review copy of The New 50 Simple Things Kids Can Do to Save the Earth through Library Thing’s Early Reviewer’s Program.

Let me know when these links are dead.

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