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Review of The Flesh Eater by John Gordon

Review by Neil, aged 11, Murton, UK.  Rating: Brilliant.

Opinion of the plot.
Its weird and wonderful. An eventful ,scary plot.

Favourite character and why?
Its got to be Harry because he goes to all the places where wimps don't go to.

Who will the book appeal to most and why?
I would recommend this to 10-11 year olds because its frightening under the covers.

Would you recommend the book and why?
10-11 year olds because its a bit scary when you are alone

Could any improvements be made and how?
No improvements.

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