It is Monday and again I am joining in the meme over at Mentor Texts.
Hop on over and join in over at the Mentor Text Blog. Just click on the picture This last week I've been reading...
First in a series by Morris Gleitzman about Felix and Zelda two children caught up in World War 11 in Poland. They are on the run from the Nazis. Each chapter begins with Once....
An amazing book, while it is a horrendous read in one way it is a heart warming one as well, and I love how Gleitzman adds humour to it.
Then....
I had a plan for me and Zelda
Pretend to be someone else
Find new parents
Be safe forever
Then the Nazis came
Another amazing book in this series, it takes up immediately from Once, so I was very pleased I didn't have to wait and could start it straight away. However didn't like the ending! So sad, so shocking.
This coming week I would like to plan to read Now the third in the series by Morris Gleitzman. However it is out at the library so I will need to wait. In the meantime I will read The Spindlers by Lauren Oliver.
This looks like a great new series. What age group do you recommend it for?
ReplyDeleteabout 12 years and up to adulthood. I think a 12 year old would want to talk about it to an adult who has read the books, as it may disturb them.
DeleteI haven't heard of this series, and it sounds wonderful. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi there Kathryn, I know of Morris Gleitzman, but I haven't read any of his books yet. Your recommendation makes me want to borrow these books from the library right away. Sounds like a pretty heavy read. One that my eleven year old daughter and I might enjoy and have long conversations with.
ReplyDeleteLove the covers you shared of Morris's series; mine looks different. I have only read Then; I need to read the rest of the series.
ReplyDeleteHappy reading this week :)
Love that series, thrilled you're enjoying them.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by my blog and commenting.
ReplyDeleteYou have a nice blog.
Elizabeth
Silver's Reviews
I don't know about that Gleitzman series! I need to check it out! Thanks for stopping by my blog this morning!
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard of that series. I've been reading A Place Called Home by Deborah Smith and just started The Giver of the Stars by Jojo Moyes. So far so good on both of those.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a good reading plan!
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