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Tracey Hope

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My favourite reads are fantasies aimed at young adults. I will read other genres but probably lower down my list.

I am willing to do read swaps, although I have very little spare time. So if you fancy swapping, message me and I will put you on my watch list until the weekend when I have time to read.

favourite books

Beloved Toni Morrison
Brave New World Aldous Huxley
The Grapes of Wrath John Steinbeck
Poems J.H. Prynne
Ariel Sylvia Plath
Northern Lights Phillip Pulman
Mortal Engines Philip Reeve
The Twilight Saga Stephenie Meyer
Once Morris Gleitzman
The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas John Boyne
The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe C.S. Lewis

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The Crossings

T.N. Hope

Esso is fourteen and lives on a farm. His best friend Elly fancies him but he has strange secret friends: dryads, goblins and a Bugge.


The class could see the condom dangling above Mrs Johnson's head and we were all trying not to laugh. Another lad, Jamie who never seemed to realise that there were certain boundaries never to be crossed yelled out ‘Is this one yours? It’s got a hole in it.’
I felt awful. Mrs Johnson was horribly big and pregnant.
The class went absolutely silent waiting to see what Mrs Johnson would do. Would she scream at him? Would it be the quiet evil word?
It was even worse. She left the room. No one said anything for a moment and then Elly said in a rather melodramatic way, ‘Jamie, YOU ARE DEAD.’ She then pretended to fall off her stool onto the floor.


 

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Gwen Cole wrote 7 days ago

Hey Tracey! It's good to hear from you! :D I haven't been on in a r....

Dianna Lanser wrote 10 days ago

Hi Tracey, With so many wonderful writers and so many good book....

upforgrabs wrote 11 days ago

Hi, I happened to see your post on the children's reading thread. Als....

benedict wrote 11 days ago

Hi Tracey We have just set up a full on children's reading group ....

Kim D wrote 11 days ago

An update - I just wanted to let you know that my children's book, St....

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I wrote 10 days ago

YARG Review Della, I just read the chapters that you posted. I really enjoyed the opening of your book. Your voice is convincing and I your characters are believable. I love all the seeds of the mystery such as the 'dead' dad. I want to know how this power develops which is a good sign as ... view book

I wrote 12 days ago

Michael, I really enjoyed reading this. It is so different to anything else on here. I have immediately fallen for your protagonist Tadhg (in a motherly way). I loved the elephant image 'the heavy trunk of a hangover' and I loved your use of language. It gives it a real sense of place and a li... view book

I wrote 12 days ago

Michael, I really enjoyed reading this. It is so different to anything else on here. I have immediately fallen for your protagonist Tadhg (in a motherly way). I loved the elephant image 'the heavy trunk of a hangover' and I loved your use of language. It gives it a real sense of place and a li... view book

I wrote 14 days ago

Richard, I love proper fantasy writing for children and I love mermaid stories. This is a beautifully told tale and I think younger readers would love it. It has a lovely old fashioned feel to it. I want to know your protagonist more. I am not sure how old he is. This is just a suggestion but ... view book

I wrote 15 days ago

Tod, This is lovely and funny. I love this style of writing for children. It's an escape and a great fairytale. Poor Roscoe, I have already fallen for him and care what happens to him. I love the humour and the names. Frederick the Flimsy was my favourite. This has a real cartoon quali... view book

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