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April 05, 2017

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AUTHOR PROFILE: David Walliams

I love David Walliams' books, and I'm sure you'll know why by now. If you don't please read my older posts. Then you'll find out. But now, unless you have just scrolled down, I am going to assume you know why. David Walliams has written lots of books, which I will list in the profile. Let's just get into it!

Exclusive Interview with Alice Battersby, Prolific Reader

Today I am doing a very special interview... with Alice Battersby!!! *Round of applause*. Alice Battersby loves books, and we are getting an EXCLUSIVE interview with this prolific reader. Let's go!

REVIEW: Cream Buns And Crime by Robin Stevens

Hello and welcome to another review! Today's book is Cream Buns And Crime by Robin Stevens, which is a fiction and non-fiction book at the same time, as it has mini mysteries and also facts about famous fictitious detectives and their authors. It's a mix of both. But anyway, enough introduction, let's get on with the review! The Sections The book starts off with How To Start Your Own Detective Society, and then The Case Of Lavinia's Missing Tie, the Detective's Society's first case. Next is Daisy's Guide To Detecting, The Case of the Blue Violet, The Golden Age Of Detective Stories With Robin Stevens and The Queens Of Crime. Then comes Daisy's Top Detectives, The Books That Made Murder Most Unladylike, The Secret Of Weston School and The Junior Pinkerton's Secret World Of Spies. And, lastly, Codebreaking With Hazel Wong, The Case Of The Deepdean Vampire, George's Guide To Unsolved Mysteries, Cream Buns And Crime, The Mystery Of The M

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