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|title=Me Myself Milly
|author=Penelope Bush
|reviewer=Nigethan Sathiyalingam
|publisher=Piccadilly Press
|date=February 2013
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|website=http://www.penelopebush.com/
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I'd like to thank the publishers for sending a copy to The Bookbag.
[[Black Heart Blue by Louisa Reid]] is another story about twins and tragedy. It is one of the most powerful dramas I have ever read, but be warned, as it explores themes of abuse and disability in utterly uncompromising fashion. Just as powerful, but suffused with hope rather than bleakness, [[The Sky is Everywhere by Jandy Nelson]] describes a teenage girl trying to cope with the death of her sister in a stunning story of grief and love that I would recommend to pretty much anyone. You might also appreciate [[Flying Tips for Flightless Birds by Kelly McCaughrain]]. {{amazontext|amazon=1848122527}}{{amazonUStext|amazon=1848122527}}
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