SantaVera
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Just finished reading Darkling by K M Peyton. Loved it.
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Errin Paddywack
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Lovely book isn't it. First time I read it I raced through it then promptly reread it more slowly. She is an excellent writer and I have a lot of her books. Particularly like 'Fly-by-Night' and its sequel 'The Team'.
TinseLeneHorse
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If you like KM Peyton you will probably enjoy this. Ruth Hollis is now a teenager and falls in love
The Beethoven Medal : Peyton, K. M.: Amazon.co.uk: Books
The Beethoven Medal : Peyton, K. M.: Amazon.co.uk: Books
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Annagain
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What was it that you enjoyed about it?
I haven't read it but noticed it's a Young Adult book - if you think you'd like more of that sort of style (I'm way out of the target audience but enjoy YA fiction - a lot of it is about people finding their place in the world and working out who they are and I really like that) Alice Oseman is an author to look out for. Her best known work is a graphic novel, Heartstopper, upon which the (utterly wonderful) Netflix series is based so that might not be your cup of tea (it's not mine really and I doubt I'd read another but it's surprisingly readable) but her written works are pretty good.
Otherwise, Taylor Reed-Jenkins books are pretty entertaining reads. They're easy and quick to get through and aren't too girly (which I dislike) but have a nice bit of drama and plot twists.
I haven't read it but noticed it's a Young Adult book - if you think you'd like more of that sort of style (I'm way out of the target audience but enjoy YA fiction - a lot of it is about people finding their place in the world and working out who they are and I really like that) Alice Oseman is an author to look out for. Her best known work is a graphic novel, Heartstopper, upon which the (utterly wonderful) Netflix series is based so that might not be your cup of tea (it's not mine really and I doubt I'd read another but it's surprisingly readable) but her written works are pretty good.
Otherwise, Taylor Reed-Jenkins books are pretty entertaining reads. They're easy and quick to get through and aren't too girly (which I dislike) but have a nice bit of drama and plot twists.
SantaVera
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I'm a pensioner but still enjoy k m peyton.im 14 inside .What did I enjoy? The characters, plot twists ,the humour,the way it's written,it involves racing and racehorses which I normally have no interest in, but this book was so good it's made me want to go to the races just to observe people.