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 Malice - Chris Wooding
Newest Review: ... had to be honest and say that I had never ever heard of Chris Wooding, so I searched him up on Fantastic Fiction, and then I ... more  ... realised I'd already done such a thing in the past! So I looked at the books he has written, and there were quite a few, and I noticed some books that made it obvious who he was. These books were published by "Point Horror". So of course I had heard of him! If I had to call him either an old author or a new author, I'd definitely describe him as a new author based on the fact that he disappeared for a few years when Point Horror amazingly disappeared, but now he's back and this novel brings back the authenti...more |
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Malice - Chris Wooding: "Tall Jake, Take Me Away..." (745 words)
by - written on 28/10/09 (Very useful, 97 readings)
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This is a book I talk about non-stop! If someone asks me to recommend them a book, this one pops up in my mind, but it's usually the 3rd one I say after talking about Twilight and The Host, but who can blame me? This I picked up as a 3 for 2 offer at Waterstones! I bought it along with "The Host" bye Stephenie Meyer, and "Prom Nights From hell". So out of all 3 of those books this ends up being the last one left to review! It was a heat of the moment thing, I was looking for another 3 for 2, one that looked interesting, but my mom said to hurry up, and I hat it when she tells me that because I might totally miss a really good book, anyhow I ... Read the complete review
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