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Durante una gita scolastica cinque compagni di classe vengono mandati a dormire nella casa di Old Harwick. Durante la notte scoprono di avere qualcosa in comune: sono tutti figli di genitori separati, perciò passano la notte a raccontarsi le loro storie. Scoprono che nella casa abitava Richard Clayton Harwick, un ragazzo che, anni prima, aveva imparato a sue spese cosa significasse avere un patrigno veramente malvagio. Le storie dei ragazzi non vengono dal mondo delle fiabe fatate, sono piene di calore ed umorismo, forse anche di tristezza, ma terminano con la giusta dose di felicità. Il libro, che vuole trovare aspetti positivi anche nelle vicende problematiche, sarà una lettura divertente non solo per i ragazzi, ma anche per gli adulti. Età di lettura: da 14 anni.
- ISBN: 8862560966
- Casa Editrice: Salani
- Pagine: 128
- Data di uscita: 02-07-2009
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This book is one of the literature component for secondary school in Malaysia. Although I'm not using it at my school, at least as a teacher I should know the story. Therefore, I read it. In my opinion, this novel aren't not the best among those novels assinged for form 5 but it wasn't the worst. It Leggi tutto
This is a really sweet middle-grade novel about a bunch of kids that all have step-parents. Even though I don't, I feel like it was written really realistically about blended families and the benefits and downfalls to them.
Anne Fine writes a lot of books about children with separated parents. This was very handy to me when I was 12 and I first discovered her books, as I was sure my parents were on the brink of divorce and I didn't know what to do with myself. So I read all the Fine books about children from broken hom Leggi tutto
I don't participately have many thoughts about this book. The characters felt really realistic. However they could get really annoying and I feel for the parents so much. Saying that the characteristics of the characters is very similar to children in this situation. Therefore it seems very realisti Leggi tutto
A re read I adore Anne Fine’s books and this is a favourite: five stories of coming to terms with blended families. One of the things that makes Fine’s work stand out is the vivid portrayals of adults as actual people. It just appendages, and in this book, it’s one of the lessons that the children l Leggi tutto
The story of four young kids who think they have absolutely nothing in common but find out they have one thing in common. Stuck for the night in an old house, they find an old diary that gets them talking. By sharing their stories and their feelings they are able to listen and help each other.
The Breakfast Club for middle schoolers
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