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Play
I only read the start and I stopped because it didn’t grip me and was a little confusing due to the perspectives which usually I can deal with in books

Emma

King of Nothing
This is an amazing book and I am thoroughly enjoying it. It is about a boy called Anton and he is miss behaving and getting lots of detentions. Therefore his mum is worried about his behavior and sends him to a group called Happy Campers (like scouts). He hates it! Even worse he has to be with one of the losers in his primary school class and he hates him but Mathew ( the one from his class ) insists on them being together. Eventually the group has a weekend of camping and his mum forces him to go where he has to spend a weekend in a 2 man tent with Mathew. When the group goes on an adventure Mathew walks slowly and ends up being far behind with Anton. Suddenly Mathew passes out when he gets a cut on his leg which makes Anton panics however he comeback round within 30 seconds. Later Anton gets stung by a bee and has a server allergic reaction and passes out so Mathew uses an EpiPen and saves his life. This is as far as I have read so far and am still loving it.

James

All That It Ever Meant
This book has a wonderful plot yet gets of to a slow start. At some parts it gets confusing as a result of its minimal description. However, I am enjoying its tale and representation of kids going through the same struggles.

Finley

Glasgow Boys
It is very good and I like how it is very diverse and multi-cultural. I also like how they both become friends again even though they stopped being friends before.

Ellie-mai

King of Nothing
This book has an amazing story that takes you on a terrifyingly good rollercoaster of emotions. This book is great and I would recommend it to everyone in Carnegie.

Rhys

Little Bang
This is a very good book, it is very well written.

Lola

The Things We Leave Behind
It is very good from what I read so far. It gives me a Hunger Games vibe and I absolutely love it

Meredith

Glasgow Boys
It was very good I absolutely loved it. LGBTQ+ is very important to me and including a gay character is always a big yes for me

Meredith

Play
It is very good and has a lot of meaning behind it while still being suitable for tweens or teens.

Ellie-mai