Louiw
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Life on the refridgerator doorI had a doctor's appointment this afternoon, so I took this book to read whilst I waited. I had to wait nearly 30 mins, so read the whole of this book - it's written as notes on a fridge! I had to stop myself crying in the surgery. I pretended I had hayfever. I felt so sad and moved, what a touching book. Couldn't read it again though, far too emotional.
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magpie nic
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It is a really good book, made me very sad as well, very easy to empathise with the characters. Not sure if you are meant to enjoy reading it, but am very glad I read it- would be a great book to use in comp for pshe lessons- if you could read it without crying!
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tui
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i have heard of it. I will get it with such recommendations!
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Louiw
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It's definitely worth it! I don't like doctors (have white coat syndrome) and when I finished I felt like bursting into tears! I loved the sentiments though, and having a teenaged daughter, I can some of the comments she makes echoed in the book.
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Sniggle
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I've not heard of this one and it sounds really interesting. I'll definately look out for it.
This is why I love the library thread. There's so much more out there and I'm much more likely to read different genres if others recommend them.
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tui
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i have been looking for it for weeks now and i can't find it in any of the bookshops in 2 cities. i can order it online so may do that. It has given me an excuse to visit lots of bookshops!!
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