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Helen Dunmore's Ingo was inspiring and enriching. It shows the epic and moving life of Sapphy and her brother Connor, exploring Ingo but also trying to find their father. A perfect story for any occasion, Ms. Dunnmore has put her best thoughts into this wonderful Novel!

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this book, Helen Dunmore, Ingo, is entertaining and can be read again and again.

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ingo is a good book, a fantastic thriller

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Ingo is a masterpiece with as much adventure and mystery that will leave you guessing, many will clear a spot on their book shelves for this fantastical story.

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I like the story plot and the beginning was just great, i only got it today and already I can't put it down and have nearly finished it. The illustration is amazing and really is beautiful. I will definitley buy the next 3 books.

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I enjoyed the book so much that i got the second one and am in the middle of reading it and i hope to be able to get the rest of the books. The book doesent get boring atol for me wich is great because for me even some of the books wich are aimed for my age more can get relly boring.I think that this book would sell even better if you could avretis it better. I took INGO into my primery school and a copple of people asked if they could look at it and said they tought it looked relly good and wan ...

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It was a great book, but it has a few flaws, like the unreal knowledge Matthew Trewhella has of Ingo (Ingo is so secretive about its truths), the reason that Matthew left at all, Sapphy and Conor's unwavering believe that their father is alive even though he has never contacted them, and Sapphy not blurting out questions to Faro and insisting he answer them.

A real girl that hadn't seen of heard from her father in a year would be more impatient with him.

But it was a good book, and I'm looking ...

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It was cool

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The best book in the world-nothing better. love it. it is brilliant.

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A clever storyline. And it makes you feel like you're in the book and watching all the action in front of you. You learn to like the book.