I absolutely love love love love love love love Jacqueline Wilson, Roald dahl , David Walliams and liz pichon
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Yeh me to I especially like the worst thing about my sister right now I am reading the bed and breakfast star
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I am still choosing a book to read
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Is it good
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I love love love Jacqueline Wilson, Roald Dahl and Holly Webb :)
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I want to find something about cats
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Me too try reading Chris Priestley black ship it’s so good I am addicted to it
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I love Jacqueline Wilson and Roald Dahl but I haven’t heard of the rest .
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Can’t wait for David Walliams’ 8th book, Grandpa’s Great Escape to come out in September
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Yeah, It looks really good!
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that does look good
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I know
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Ive read it its great u get a VIP ticket to any theme park for 5 days its great
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nice name countess angel teabag
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Hi,
I’m stuck on how to find my messages I’ve sent can anyone help???
If you can I’ll be so grateful thanks so much.
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same with mine I sorry I cant help
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thanks anyway
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i recomend david walliams and michael morpurgo
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I recommend Jaquline Wilson, Roald Dahl and Enid Blyton.
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I really like them as well
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Why? I recommended Chris Priestley
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I like Seianna Mercer
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i agree with Empress Beryl Nuggets. She is right Jacqueline Wilson ,David Walliam and Roald Dahl are awesome authors.
awesome girl
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I love to read books roald Dahl I think you should read them
JUDGE CATAPULT FLATTERY
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I know it is amazing
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do we get real life prizes for this
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for what?
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You get a medal and certificate on your 6th visit
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Does anybody know how fun coding is?
IT IS FUN!
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um……and what does that have to do with reading
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Its not really fun I find its boring
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i like coding- somehow it is to do with maths. this is not book related, but has anyone been to Bletchley Park?
And a book related question- Have you read Murderous Maths Secret Life of Codes? It is by Kjarten Poskit.
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