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14 Sep 17 at 4:57 pm #26444
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InactiveBest book you have ever read? New author you want to recommend? This is the place.
15 Sep 17 at 5:05 pm #26692InactiveThe HIVE books by Mark Walden are really good, I’ve been reading them recently.
29 Sep 17 at 5:21 pm #27902InactiveThe magic Key by Roderick Hunt
07 Oct 17 at 11:54 pm #29825InactiveI know, I’ve been waiting for book 9 for a long time
09 Oct 17 at 12:21 am #29924InactiveI tell everyone to read Flowers for Algernon. It is absolutely fantastic in every way.
09 Oct 17 at 12:50 pm #29955Inactive@Xmask They are now saying that it will be released 1st February 2019 but they keep on pushing it back. I mean, come on, we need to know what happens to Absalom.
11 Oct 17 at 2:19 am #30319InactiveThere are a lot of very good maths books out there by Simon Singh. Probably the one you’ll be most interested in at the moment is The Code Book, it clearly explains a lot of codes and ciphers very well. Fiction books i really enjoyed were Skulduggery Pleasant and Artemis Fowl
11 Oct 17 at 9:03 am #30341InactiveAny book by Patrick Ness or Matt Haig.
12 Oct 17 at 3:55 pm #30659InactiveSecret Breakers series by HL Dennis. It’s a group of kids working with British and American intelligence to try and decrypt an age-old cipher? Sound familiar? The cipher in question, though, is the Voynich Manuscript
16 Nov 17 at 6:19 pm #32607InactiveMy fave book is The Night Circus by Erin Morgernstern
16 Nov 17 at 7:34 pm #32665InactiveI will recommend “Pour Me” by A.A. Gill and Lord of the Flies by William Golding, 2 brilliant, well written books. The latter has a unprecedented range of vocabulary that even those with degrees in English could not match, and considerable depth to the plot. The former has not much of a massive vocabulary range, but has deep symbolism and complex structural features, and explores some pretty interesting themes.
I’m at a grade 5 in English…, and at a grade 8/9 in EVERY OTHER subject…
God I hate English 🙁24 Nov 17 at 9:46 pm #33090InactiveMe before you is a brilliant and emotional book. It will leave you crying at the end! I recommend reading it.
30 Nov 17 at 5:41 pm #33206InactiveAll Anthony Horowitz books are amazing like the Alex Rider series or The Power of Five series. Also, Holes and Fuzzy Mud by Louis Sachar are really good aswell
05 Dec 17 at 6:59 pm #33386Inactivethe CHERUB series is REALLY good
10 Dec 17 at 10:56 pm #33491InactiveI would recommend the hour long Shakespeare series by Matthew Jenkinson. Cuts out all the boring bits, much easier to put on.
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