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You Don't Know Me by Sophia Bennett (view source)
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|title=You Don't Know Me
|author=Sophia Bennett
|publisher=Chicken House
|date=May 2013
|website=http://sophiabennett.com
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|summary=I can barely bring myself to say anything about this for fear of spoiling it - but you really should read it now! Probably the book of the year so far. Sophia Bennett popped into Bookbag Towers to [[The Interview: Bookbag Talks To Sophia Bennett|chat to us]].
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I have a similar problem here as I did when reviewing two of my other all-time favourites, [[Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein]] and [[Pantomime by Laura Lam]]. Part of me wants to write lots about how brilliant a book this is, but part of me is glad I went into it without much of an idea what was going to happen as I think the unpredictability really added to the book.
Huge recommendation as a likely contender for book of the year for me.
[[Geek Girl by Holly Smale]] is another brilliant look at a teen becoming a celebrity, while [[Drummer Girl by Bridget Tyler]] is also a fabulous story about a musical talent show and the perils one group face when they get involved in it. You might also enjoy [[Jenna & Jonah's Fauxmance by Emily Franklin and Brendan Halpin]].
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