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Review of Chalk and Cheese by Adele Geras 

Review by Jonathan, aged 10, from Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Rating: Okay 

Opinion of the plot.
I thought that the plot was okay because it held your imagination.

Favourite character and why?
My favourite character is Lily because she was most important and she made you read on.

Who will the book appeal to most and why?
I think the book will appeal mostly to a young child because its very easy.

Would you recommend the book and why?
I think this book would be recommended for young children because an older child would read it too quickly.

Could any improvements be made and how?
No.


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