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Ingo - Helen Dunmore

Description: ISBN 0007204884 / Genre: Sci-Fi / Fantasy / Author: Helen Dunmore / Paperback / 336 Pages / Book is published 2006-05-02 by HarperCollins ... more

Ingo - Helen Dunmore ... Children's Books

Newest Review: ... a look! I would recommend it for younger teens, though I enjoyed it very much so older readers with a love of fantasy would ... more

... probably be just as captivated. The following is a review first written for Waterstones.com. Brought up in an idyllic part of Cornwall, where summer days are spent sailing, swimming and surfing Sapphire and her brother Conor have always felt a natural affinity for the sea. Despite their mother's seemingly irrational fear they have always loved to accompany their father on his boat, the Peggy Gordon. His knowledge of the sea and the area mean that they have always been aware of the dangers of the tides and respect the s...more

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Ingo - Helen Dunmore: There's darkness under the sea... (541 words)
by - written on 31/01/09 (Very useful, 84 readings)
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I work with children's books and one of the best parts of the job is the fact that I get to read them! This book was Helen Dunmore's first for teens, though she has written several for the adult market, and her skill as an experienced writer really shows. Ingo is the first of a series of four (so far) and the only one I have read. While fantasy for younger readers is now a huge and fast growing genre there is very little that I have seen which features mer-people, especially for older readers, and as a great fan of Hans Christian Anderson's tragic and beautiful 'Little Mermaid' I find this a great shame so when I first saw this one I just had to take a look! I would ... Read the complete review