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Description: ISBN 0340945001 / Author: David Almond / Genre: Junior Books / This collection of children's stories was inspired by the author's ... more
Counting Stars - David Almond ... childhood and his large Catholic family.

Newest Review: ... f Daft Peter, a local tramp, and wonder if there is any truth in ... more

 ... the things he says. And then they return home to Mam and their tea: "Then we all sat at the little table in the bright kitchen. We ate huge slices of the warm bread, sighed at the sweetness of the sultanas, caught the melting butter with our tongues, squeezed in tight at the middle of the world." Most of the stories in Counting Stars tell of Almond's childhood in the middle of a crowded and close Catholic family. Some are happy, some musing and wistful, some desperately sad. Almond's father died youn...more

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Crowned Review Counting Stars - David Almond: It's Always Worth It (1421 words)
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"She started with The Universe. Then she wrote The Galaxy, The Solar System, The Earth, Europe, England, Felling, Our House, The Kitchen, The White Chair With A Hundred Holes Like Stars, then her name, Margaret, and she paused. 'What's in the middle of me?' she said." Splosh. There you are, in the middle of David Almond's world. Those are the first words of the first story in his collection Counting Stars, and I do love them. They make me think of so many things: of Almond's world, of the ways of children, of the little wicker chair that was my chair when I was little - they have a childish, gentle rhythm which eases me into ...  Read the complete review

 

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