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Kell
19th October 2005, 16:14
Author: Graham Joyce
ISBN # 0312868332
In a word; bizarre. A nightmarish tale of innocence corrupted, minds infiltrated & lives turned up-side-down as childhood gives way to adulthood.
To tell the truth, I'm not altogether sure I understood the point of the story, but I can't say that made any difference in my enjoyment of the tale which is fiendishly well-told.
If anyone ever thought the Tooth Fairy was nice, they should read this book - it will give them an entirely new view on the subject!
Maureen
19th October 2005, 16:17
HEY :) :) :)
My son read that (The Oxford Reading Tree series for 6 yr olds one)
I really thought that's funny!!
Kell
19th October 2005, 16:18
I get the feeling it's a different book - this one's definitely for adults & features a bit of sex & a lot of violence...
Maureen
19th October 2005, 16:22
["Kell"]I get the feeling it's a different book - this one's definitely for adults & features a bit of sex & a lot of violence...
Hey Kell of course it's a different book!!!
Maureen
19th October 2005, 16:23
............There are (not one) but three smilies in my message..........
Kell
19th October 2005, 16:24
LOL - sorry, missed that, but I know there IS actually a book called The Tooth Fairy aimed at kids too - my 4-yr-old neice has it :D
Maureen
19th October 2005, 16:28
LOL - sorry, missed that, but I know there IS actually a book called The Tooth Fairy aimed at kids too - my 4-yr-old neice has it :D
....yes but wouldn't expect you to review that.... :)
Kell
19th October 2005, 16:28
You never know - I have a thing about so-called kid's books - they get all the god ones these days - LOL!
Inanna
4th January 2006, 12:51
I enjoyed 'The Tooth Fairy', not at all what I thought it would be like.
To tell the truth, I'm not altogether sure I understood the point of the story, but I can't say that made any difference in my enjoyment of the tale which is fiendishly well-told.
LOL same here, I kept waiting for the 'point' to make itself known :mrgreen:
Michelle
4th January 2006, 12:55
Slowly, The Tooth Fairy teaches Sam to make mischief at school, then insists that Sam have his friend Terry sleep over. That same night, Terry's father shoots his wife, his other children, and himself ...
:shock:
Michelle
4th January 2006, 12:58
Well, it's got pretty good reviews on Amazon, and sounds intriguing, so I've ordered from one of the marketplace sellers.
This site is doing my bank balance no good at all! LOL
Inanna
4th January 2006, 13:05
Its different thats for sure :mrgreen:
Kell
4th January 2006, 14:25
Certainly different - I'm not sure I've ever read anything else even remotely like it...
Maureen
4th January 2006, 16:17
Wow Kell. That is really + + for the book, as you have read so many. Intriguing!
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