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 Pip: The Story of Olive - Kim Kane
Newest Review: ... her odd. Sometimes, to her face. And yet, Olive is ploughing along reasonably well with things, until in the fickle way of ... more  ... girly friendships, bestie Mathilda trades her in for a super popular and not at all odd alternative, Amelia. And then, Olive is pretty stuck.
Just when she's beginning to feel down about things, along comes Pip. She may be the splitting image of Olive, but Pip's nothing like her. She's bold and brash and full of wacky ideas. She says things other people only think, and does things other people think of but don't go through with, and when the two of them are together, she goes ahead and says and does all these things ...more |
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Pages: 256, Hardcover, David Fickling Books Last Update 27.11.2009 05:48
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Pip: The Story of Olive - Kim Kane: Just Lovely (574 words)
by - written on 19/10/08 (Very useful, 167 readings)
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There are some books that you read, and afterwards when you reflect on them there are one or two words which clearly spring to mind, be them good or bad. When I finished this book, the one word that would not stop running through my head was lovely, because this is a lovely, lovely book which I just loved. Olive is a slightly unusual girl with a slightly unusal family life (a mother, Mog, a magistrate, and an absent father, WilliamPetersMustardSeed being just two of its consituents). She lives in a slightly unusual house in a slightly unsual part of her slightly unusual (to British readers) Australian town and at the school she attends, because the other ... Read the complete review
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