No More Victims - Natasha Cooper Reviews
Description:ISBN 9781842995563 /
Newest Review: ... it's style was always appealing and made me want to read on. For me that was part of the problem, the story was just far too ... more
... short. As a result there was no time to produce a fascinating and deep story that the reader could get into. Yes the message was simple about bullies, violence and knives, that in itself is thought provoking especially with the background to the story, but because it was so short there was no real time to really understand and get to know the characters.
The concept behind the story was interesting one and one that I found good. It certainly had the potential for a fascinating story but it never really materialise...more
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by - written on 15/06/11 (Very useful, 120 readings)
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==Synopsis of the book:== David Jackson an eleven-year-old boy is found stabbed by his thug of a father Terry outside their high-rise apartment block. The boy sadly dies from his injury and immediately his father is the prime suspect because he is known to use his fists on his wife Maxine and his very volatile temperament. DS Jim Smith is immediately brought in to try and solve this mystery. He interviews Candy the mother of Adam one of David's school friends. She believes she knows who has done it, but is worried about Adam because he and his other friend Mike have been suffering at the hands of some bullies at their school and without a father ... Read the complete review
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