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The world is worth saving.	M.J.	Comment
Fun for all the family, an intriguing tale that has it all, moggies, mayhem and muck! Kids of all ages will love it. A refreshingly different tale of a lovable rogue and band of misfits, leaving havoc in their wake in this cross country adventure.	Claire Cunningham, Round Town News	Charlie Bonker 1
Exciting and entertaining, Charlie Bonker is full of surprises.	Pete Jensen	Charlie Bonker 2
Full of action and attitudes, this is an absorbing read for children of eight and upwards. The characters are brillantly brought to life with vernacular-peppered dialogue and illustrations full of movement.	Wessex Muse Magazine	Charlie Bonker 1
You cannot avoid to mirror your own life while reading this strong book. Are you really prepared for this experience?	Phil Connors	Evolution to Destruction
This book is talking about facts no one can argue with. It proves how the world we live in is leading to its own destruction...It may happen soon!	Steve Scaillet	Evolution to Destruction
Sand, surf, sun and peace: that was the dream when Sharm headed for Asia. The balmy climate, the prospect of new friendships with fellow carefree souls who came from everywhere for an open-ended holiday. Surely this was the ticket of escape from her dad's cold shoulder and the bullies who stripped her confidence? Adulthood and its shackles, for now, could come later.	I Universe	Scraping the Sky
Like all youngsters Millie is inquisitive and sometimes doesn't do as she is asked. One day against her parent's wishes she digs and digs and just keeps digging. What Millie didn't expect amongst other things, was a new road...	Mary Pearce	Millie the mole
A thought provoking read which will change the way you view your life, your place in society, and what you are led to beleive, possibly changing your present life-path.	Ray W.	Evolution to Destruction
For Sharm, there was Red, with his inviting smile and wild ideas, and there was cocaine, which seemed completely harmless. But then so did Chinese heroin, until it became a master without conscience	I Universe	Scraping the sky
Addiction, it turns out, doesn't make exception for good intentions. There is no intermission with drugs; cocaine and heroin continuously search for new victims. As for Red, sometimes an anchor can pull a person to the bottom of the sea.	I Universe	Scraping the sky
Just wanted to say, this book is hilarious, I really enjoyed it! Should be made into a TV prog.		Charlie Bonker 1
"Scraping the Sky" is a racey, pacey, page-turner of a novel laced with real experience, passion, and evokes memories of South East Asia. It is a path that could be trodden so easily, a real horror story, with traps every which way. This book should be entered into the school ciriculum for teenagers to replace "Shakespeare" and the like... It would teach a far more important message to the youth of today. All kids should be reading this stuff as a matter of course!"