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Raymond Floyd Goes to Africa or There are No Bears in Africa by Mrs Moose 

Review by Matthew, aged 9, Chesterfield, UK. Rating: Brilliant

Opinion of the plot.
I thought the plot was extremely good and efficient. Very easy to follow.

Favourite character and why?
Raymond Floyd Bear was my favourite character because he's tiny. As small as my nose. 

Who will the book appeal to most and why?
Anyone really, because it hasn't got many pages and words in it but I like it.

Would you recommend the book and why?
Yes, I would and I'd give it 10/10!!!

Could any improvements by made and how?
No.


Review by Emma, aged 10, Chesterfield, UK. Rating: Boring

Opinion of the plot.
I thought the plot was boring

Favourite character and why?
I didn't have a favourite character

Who will the book appeal to most and why?
I think the book will appeal to younger children because it is easy to follow.

Would you recommend the book and why?
I might recommend it to younger children because I think they might enjoy it.

Could any improvements by made and how?
It could be made a bit longer.

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