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Read Reviews for The Terrorist - Caroline B Coo...
by - written on 03/04/03 (Very useful, 1641 readings)
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If 11 year old William Williams (known as Billy - not-surprising with a name like that) was an op writer, he’d probably have written about his experiences of living abroad. He did, you see. American by birth, he was shifted to London for a year due to his father’s job. Billy didn’t mind, though. He liked the excitement of it all – taking the tube to school each day, getting a paper round just like in the States, having his grandmother back home send him care packages of Oreos and other goodies for him to eat (if he was hungry or homesick) or sell to his school friends for a huge profit (if he was in business mode). Life was just fine and dandy ... Read the complete review
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