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|author=Elen Caldecott
|title=Diamonds and Daggers - The Marsh Street Mysteries
|rating=4.5
|genre=Confident Readers
|summary=Group of pre-teens get together to solve a mystery? Been there, done that. But don't be fooled. This book stands out from the crowd, even though it has to be said that many of those detective stories are really very good, for the way it incorporates utterly contemporary issues like economic migration, celebrity and prejudice, while remaining both funny and thrilling.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1408847523</amazonuk>
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|author=Caroline Vermalle and Anna Aitken (translator)
Families are no longer 2.4 children with a mummy and a daddy. To be fair, that wasn’t even the case 30 years ago when I was a toddler, but most books at the time hadn’t clocked the change yet so in literature at least that’s what a family was. Not any more. This book, not the first of its kind, I’m sure, but a very welcome addition to the market, highlights and celebrates the diversity of family life in Britain today.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1847805876</amazonuk>
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