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 The Lollipop Shoes - Joanne Harris
Newest Review: ... though it was it was a travesty of the book; the film turned the whole story upside-down. Undoubtedly pressure was put on ... more  ... Hollywood to change the story line; I expect that the Catholic Church already had enough problems on it's hands with stories coming out of child abuse without a film coming along with a priest as the villain.
So, what has been happening to Vianne and Anouk since then? Well, it appears that the ancient spirits, "The Kindly Ones" have not given up their pursuit. They have chased them to the town of Les Laveuses (also the setting for "Five Quarters of the Orange", which story is also related in a...more |
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The Lollipop Shoes - Joanne Harris: Which witch is which? (883 words)
by - written on 27/04/08 (Very useful, 109 readings)
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Joanne Harris rates very high amongst my all time favourite authors; Terry Pratchett is still at number one but Harris is definitely there in either two or three, depending upon whether I'm currently reading one of her books or one of Jasper Fforde's. I really must do a Top 10 Authors review one of these days. But, today she is at number two and, believe it or not, challenging for the top spot; I've just finished reading The Lollipop Shoes and it just may be the best book she has ever written. My heart is still pounding from the final page and I just had to get my feelings down on paper before my head explodes. It's nearly ten years since we heard ... Read the complete review
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