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|author=Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell
|title=Scavenger 2: Chaos Zone
|rating=4.5
|genre=Confident Readers
|summary=York is a lad on a mission. So would you be, if your space station habitation was constantly attacked by evolved, mutated and evil robots. Trying to get to the core of things – both the situation and the centre of the giant biosphere carrying the last humans to a future planet to reside on – he's just starting to enter the second level, alongside some surprising companions (surprising, that is, if you haven't read [[Scavenger 1: Zoid by Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell|book one]]) and a lot of gung ho spirit. The next stage is a 'mid deck' level, where all of Earth's habitation zones have been recreated – but nothing, either animal or human, has stayed the same since the ship's launch…
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1447234421</amazonuk>
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|author= Katherine Woodfine
This is exactly what "The Bear Whispers to Me" effortlessly does.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>0993215408</amazonuk>
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|author=Martin Walker
|title=The Dying Season: A Bruno Courreges Investigation
|rating=4.5
|genre=Crime
|summary=It's said that you should never meet your heroes but Bruno Courrèges, chief of police of the sleepy Dordogne town of St Denis, has no such thoughts when he's invited to the 90th birthday celebrations of the man who has been his hero since he was a child. Marco Desaix is a war hero, flying ace and a man with high level political connections in France, Russia and Israel - and he's known as ''The Patriarch''. The party - if you can use such a mundane word for an occasion which includes a fly past by the air force - went well, with only one minor disruption when an old family friend accosted one of the daughters of the Desaix family and was disinclined to let go. Still, it was well known that he was an alcoholic and no one seemed surprised when Gilbert was removed without ceremony by the gamekeeper.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1848664052</amazonuk>
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