"Hello Corrin and Connor! We're glad you liked Jack's postman adventure. We have just finished writing the 12th book in the series."
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"Dear Caitlin and Ryan, I am absolutely delighted that you enjoyed the book. There are plenty more novels you might also enjoy, so I will send a couple of posters to the school and if they’re not in your school library you can always ask your local library to order them for you. (You ask for a request card, and since you’re under sixteen it should be free.)Thank you and goodbye! Love, Anne"
Eilidh P5 Kinlochewe Primary School
I think that Parvanas Journey is a
brillant book because it tells you about
Afghanistan, the houses,countryside and
the Taliban.
The dedication is really apt because the story is about children who are forced to be braver than they should be.
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hlpblog
// Nov 3, 2009 at 8:08 am
Charlotte[P7] from Kinlochewe Primary School thought
this book was quite sad if you think deeply about it
and when you get into the story.
This book is really good, there is a lot of suspense it is
interesting and it is exciting you can picture every-
thing Deborah Ellis describes.The dedication says
To children we force to be braver than they should
have to be and that sums this story up.
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hlpblog
// Nov 3, 2009 at 8:17 am
Angus of Kinlochewe Primary
School said ” I really enjoyed this
book,it taught me that Afghanistan
isnt just busy streets and poor
people, there is a war going on and
people are in the middle of it.I like
this book because it is an adventure
story and once I started I couldnt
stop.It really captured my heart at
the end it was really sad.
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