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  1. Chloe

    Oh I think I would also pick this book up based on the covers design and the blurb on the back cover. I shall be adding it to my reading list #BloggerClubUK

  2. I always judge a book by it’s cover, even though I know you shouldn’t. But that’s part of it to me, it’s only the same as albums, sometimes you get a feel from the cover. I’ll be honest, I mostly read teen/children’s books as I find them much easier to get into haha #BloggerclubUK

  3. Sophie

    I remember this on your top 10, Debbie. This looks a great book and I will certainly go and get it if you recommend it as I think we enjoy the same sort of books. Thanks. #bloggerclubuk

  4. I always read the back and sometimes the inside cover before I decide to read a book. I’ll be honest here Debbie, based on the description I don’t like books that paint foster kids in a bad way. They have a bad enough reputation without a book fueling the fire. I can’t help that though. Personal experience. I would love to be a person who would give it a chance anyway but I probably won’t. Sorry.

  5. I can’t read scary stuff anymore or watch scary telly. Having kids has done funny things to me! I’d also worry that it puts foster children in a bad light. But maybe the blurb is misleading. Looking forward to some other reviews as I need some ideas!. #bloggerclubuk

  6. Harry's Honest Mummy

    If it’s not Chip, Biff and Kipper then I don’t stand a chance of reading anything. It is about all my brain can take these days! #BloggerClubUK

  7. I always judge books and movies by their covers. Sadly. I am just always hoping that whoever they took on as their designer does justice to their work. This sounds like a fun read! I’ll definitely look into it!
    #BloggerClubUK

  8. Well I guess as a person that was fostered I would instantly gravitate to this one. Always good to have new books come to my attention especially as I am finally finding time to read #BloggerClubUK

  9. I love a mystery that keeps me guessing, I appreciated your response to Michelle’s comment as I wouldn’t like people to not give foster children a chance due to negative books, but it sounds like it doesn’t in the end which would make me more inclined to read it.

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