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|author=Kit de Waal
|title=My Name is Leon
|rating=5
|genre=General Fiction
|summary=Everything that is precious to Leon gets taken away. His Action Man toys, his home, his mum, and his brother. The world seems utterly unfair, and so he sneaks 20p here, and 50p there, out of people's purses, whilst building up a rucksack full of all the things he's going to need when he finds his baby brother, and reunites his family. Through all his planning he still manages to find enjoyment in small things, like a Curly Wurly, or riding his bike, or planting seeds with his new friends on the allotments, but how will he cope when he finally faces the truth of his new life without his family.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0241207088</amazonuk>
}}
{{newreview
|author= Rufi Thorpe
|summary=It's never specifically said that India Grayson losing her father when she was eight was the cause of her anorexia when she was fifteen, but you see, ''losing'' is the best description of what happened. He was a strong swimmer, but even he might have got into difficulties and what other explanation was there for the pile of his clothes on the beach? Only India never quite believed that he was dead and his body had never been found. Had it been something about her that forced him away?
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>099262312X</amazonuk>
}}
{{newreview
|author=Monica Wood
|title=The One-in-a-Million Boy
|rating=4.5
|genre=General Fiction
|summary=I do love it when I read a book that stays with me after I've finished reading. This was one of those books, rootling its way a little more into my heart each time I picked it up to read. It's the story, mostly of Miss Ona Vitkus, a one hundred and four year old lady who has a young boy scout come over to help her with jobs and how he ultimately ends up changing her life, and not at all in the way you might imagine since before we even begin the story the boy is dead.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1472228359</amazonuk>
}}