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Dying to Know You by Aidan Chambers (view source)
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|reviewer=Jill Murphy
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|pages=288
|publisher=Bodley Head
|date=April 2012
|isbn=0370332369
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[[After the Flood by L S Matthews]] is another super book about the nature of friendships between the old and the young. And if it's a spare, precise, elegant prose style you're after, then you could make a sea change in terms of topic and choose [[WE by John Dickinson]], a wonderful sci-fi epic.
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