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Goodnight Mister Tom

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When World War II thrusts scrawny evacuee Willie Beech into the care of a gruff old man, an unlikely bond flourishes between them. But as Willie enjoys his first ever taste of kindness, suddenly his happiness comes under threat again… This heartwarming classic tells a moving and memorable tale of friendship against all the odds, set against a stunning wartime backdrop.

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Ben05

6 Jun 2009

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This is an incredibly impressive book, which is set in 1940’s Britain. Willie Beech is evacuated to a cottage near a church and graveyard. Willie has never visited the countryside before and is scared by cows, squirrels and even sheep!

An excellent novel with tremendous features and devices, which all contribute to the reason why you should read it. Eventhough there are 304 pages, I read it in 1 day! It is superb! Read it – you don’t know what you’re missing out on!

carrietriplet2

4 Oct 2008

loved it

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I read this book a little while ago but it’s so good I would definitly read it again.

chelsea123

26 Sep 2008

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This book is about when a boy called william beach gets evacuated to the countryside and goes to live with Mr tom… read to find out more.

Doris84

22 Sep 2008

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If this book does not make you cry, you must be made of strong stuff!

BookSmartie

7 Sep 2008

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I loved Goodnight Mister Tom, because of the gripping drama that tugs at your heart. You WILL cry!

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