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Nel giorno del suo quattordicesimo compleanno, April ripercorre le tappe della sua vita. Abbandonata in un cassonetto e trovata da un garzone di pizzeria, la bambina attraversa una serie di disavventure: famiglie adottive che si sfasciano, orfanotrofio e istituto di correzione, dove finalmente trova un'insegnante che la porta a vivere con sé. Ora April riesce a guardare il proprio passato con serenità, e ad acettare quella parte di sé che ne aveva fatto, a un certo punto della sua vita, una "bambina cattiva". Età di lettura: da 11 anni.
- ISBN: 8862560621
- Casa Editrice: Salani
- Pagine: 154
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Jacqueline Wilson has written many amazing books, but Dustbin Baby has to be one of my favourites, especially for an older reader, and is a story I will never forget. April, the main character, is a lonely girl with a vivid imagination who struggles to fit in as she is haunted by her past. Without so Leggi tutto
Honestly, I forgot just how dark the story-line for this one was. After putting the book down from reading the last page, I was in total shock. It's one of Jacky's more hard-hitting novels. Dustbin Baby follows young April, on her 14th birthday and wanting a mobile phone as a present from her foster Leggi tutto
Wilson is really amazing with her orphaned little girl stories. Tracy Beaker was very good, too, and this is excellent. April makes sense as an abandoned girl, so much sense. This is a small book, a quick read, but really worth it, I promise.
Jacqueline Wilson has written many amazing books, but Dustbin Baby has to be one of my favourites and is a story I will never forget. April, the main character, is a lonely girl with a vivid imagination who struggles to fit in as she is haunted by her past. Without so much as a note or shawl, April w Leggi tutto
Jacqueline Wilson's books were what introduced me to the fantastic world of reading, it was what turned me into a book lover and I really must thank Jacqueline Wilson for everything she has done. The great thing about growing up reading Wilson's books is that all her books covers real and important
A very sad tale of a girl's journey through childhood in the context of being abandoned in a dustbin at birth, fostered, adopted, in care, bullied, used for crime, sent to special school and finally finding some stability in time for her teen years (but she still sometimes rebels against that in tha Leggi tutto
Dustbin baby is about 15 year-old April who gets thrown away by her mother whem she was born. April spends 1 day trying to find her biological mother and her other foster mothers. April finds an old freind and some new ones. April always compares herself to her best freinds Hannah and Cathy begging M Leggi tutto
.... I had a week before me, during which I was planning and packing for a very big trip, two thick books lined up in the queue (which would be the wooden box between my front door and the couch), and Dustbin Baby already read. I was not that impressed, and took a stroll through the giant spreadsheet Leggi tutto
There are a LOT of Jacqueline Wilson books on the BBC Top 200 list (thirteen?) & this, I feel, is one of her better ones. Over the years we’ve seen tragic news stories about young women abandoning their babies in school toilets or dumpsters; here Wilson imagines the life of one of those babies as a Leggi tutto
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