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 The Witch Maker - Sally Spencer
 The Witch Maker - Sally Spencer ... published 2005-04 by Severn House Large Print BooksNewest Review: ... other murder? And is it just a coincidence that murder has happened when the Fun Fair is back again after a twenty year ... more ... absence.
My thoughts on the book:
I was very impressed by all aspects of this book. Although it was basically set in the 1960's I had no problems understanding or getting into the swing of the novel. And despite being set in Lancashire the characters all spoke in a way it was easy to follow all their conversations.
The first thing that grabbed me about this book was its striking title. I thought when I saw it it was not only a great title but one that sounded very interesting. So I read the brief but concise introduc...more |
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The Witch Maker - Sally Spencer: Who is the witch maker? (1242 words)
by - written on 06/12/08 (Very useful, 289 readings)
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Background: Last week I went to the local Car Boot sale, and what an Aladdin's cave it was. They sold everything including to my delight lots of good quality books. In the end I bought this book for just 30p. I liked the sound of it from the title but had never read any work from this author, but I thought at that price I couldn't really go wrong. About the author: Sally Spencer to my surprise is a phenomenal and quite successful writer. So far she has written 20 novels in the Inspector Woodend range, three in the Marston trilogy, two in the London Books and three other separate novels. If that was not enough she also writes under ... Read the complete review
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