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little miss emmie 4th Oct 2009
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I loved this book. It expresses lots of feelings. My favorite character is Andy. At my school (st.mary's and Benedict's r.e primary school) the year 5 and 6 have been reading this book. In school book week we had to dress up as a character from the story. I chose Andy because my mum and dad split up in 2002 and I felt the same way. I would very highly recommend this book to people who are going through the same thing as what I and Andy have been through. I would read this book over and over again because that is how good it is. I also think that Radish held a lot of feelings throughout the story even though most of them where Andy's feelings I believe that Radish had lots to say if she could talk. Just like when Katie wanted to keep the t.v on all night because she thought that she would die just like her mum. At this point I also think that Radish wanted to go to sleep as well as Andy. I really, really, really enjoyed this book so thank you Jacqueline Wilson. xxx
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sugarviky
16th Apr 2009
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I didn't really like this book of "The suitcase kid",Because I think it was quite boring.- Read sugarviky's review (25 words)
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sugar and candy 15th Apr 2009
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Jacqueline Wilson, The Suitcase Kid could actually happen and i like how she saves raddish and has a dream and all that lot but there was some words mix up though that shouldnt of been there but i will give
you a 9/10 there however now my freind mollie has a idea of calling heer toy hamster raddish just like ardea did- Read sugar and candy's review (120 words)
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Guest 13th Mar 2009
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I really recommend Jacqueline Wilson's The Suitcase Kid to EVERYONE.
I really like crystal I,d love a sister like that but I didn't really like katie she sounds really annoying and silly.- Read Guest's review (33 words)
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Guest 8th Jan 2009
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The Suitcase Kid was brill, I even got it myself, Katie was very funny like Andy Pandy. I laughed my head off.- Read Guest's review (22 words)
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Guest 17th Jun 2008
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There is andy and her mum and dad have split up and andy is heart broken about her parents and mulberry cottage she has step brothers and sisters....paula grayham and the annoying king size rat katie the creep and that is on mums side. then o dads side there is zen and cristle whi are twins and are only five and carry ids having another baby to andreas dad she isnt to pleased.- Read Guest's review (101 words)
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Teddyg100 9th Jun 2008
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Grat fantastic love it! I like the idea of a child and it's parents splitting up I like stories that are about things like that and in the story mum goes of with that bill person and it's funny how Andy calls him bill the baboon and I resd that book everday at SCHOOL! I think that in the story Andy could be a little bit nicer to her stepbrothers and sisters.- Read Teddyg100's review (72 words)
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Guest 27th Jan 2008
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it is a good book because it tell us how a child feels when their parents divorce and i just love all the books by jacqueline wilson and i really want to know how and what other books she is writing. my general comment is that it has really jacquelines opinions and her rights about the book- Read Guest's review (70 words)
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samantha ross 4th Nov 2007
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This book is was about a girl who's parents split and her mum and dad live with some one else. Andrea's mum and dad went to counselling. The woman took Andrea to her office and the woman made a house out of blocks and said "which house would you like to live house a or house b" and Andrea said "house c Mullberry Cottage". One day she was walking home from school and she climbed over the fence at her old house garden and climbed up the mullbery tree and lost her toy pet called Raddish. When she c ...- Read samantha ross's review (185 words)
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year6wjs 6th Jul 2007
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The Suitcase Kid is about a girl called Andy whose parents have split up. Mom now lives with Bill the Babboon and his family, Dad now lives with Carrie and her family. Andy lives in between the two houses which she calls house A and B before she eventually meets Mr and Mrs Peters and now she also has a house C. At first, Andy didn't fit in at any of the houses but she soon gets to know both her new families and she finds out it all can be as easy as A,B,C.- Read year6wjs's review (169 words)
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curtz4lewis 20th Feb 2007
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This book is fantastic and I think people of all ages would love it too, especially younger children, because I think it will help them understand the difficulties of like and how upsetting it can be if your parents get divorced.- Read curtz4lewis's review (125 words)
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Pizzey 10th Dec 2003
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Jacqueline Wilson's The Suitcase Kid is about a girl whos parents have split up. Her mum has met someone new and so has her dad. She dosen't like swapping to her mum and her dad. Then she finds in her garden what looks like her old house. She visits it everyday. One night she lost her pet rabit down the hole and she goes out in the middle of the night to go and get it. The house owners caught her and they become good friend. she starts getting along with her step sisters and brothers and start ...- Read Pizzey's review (171 words)
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Setting
The story takes place in 3 main places
1.Mulerry cottage
2. Bill Baboons house
3. Carries flat
The two main ones really are Carries flat and Bills house because
they moved out of Mulberry cottage when Andys mom and dad split up
But it andy mentions Mulberry cottage LOTS in the story.
Plot
The story begins when Andys mom and dad decide to split up
Andy is not very happy about this because she loves living there
She says how they first found the house and how they fell in lo ...- Read hotty's review (322 words)
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Gemma Cousins 3rd Oct 2003
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Andys Mum and Dad have split up and Andy and her toy rabbit Radish don't know where to live, with Andy's Mum, her new boyfriend and three kids, or to live with Andy's Dad, his new girlfriend and her two kids. She finds it upsetting and difficult so she runs away back to her old house.- Read Gemma Cousins's review (70 words)
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little miss 13th Aug 2003
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The Suitcase Kid starts of with andy and her mum and dad have split up so they had to move out of mulbury cottage they go to counciling sessions and the lady asks andy what she would like to happen she says that she wants her radish her toy rabbit her mum and her dad to move back to mulbury cottage.- Read little miss's review (69 words)
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Kelly. 11th Jul 2003
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i love the suitcase kid ssoooooooooo much
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Jacqueline Wilson has been a writer ever since she was 17 years of age. She first started writing professionally when she worked for the popular teenage magazine, Jackie and ever since then she has been writing.
Wilson has led a very interesting life. Jacqueline Wilson was born on December in 1945, in Bath, England. She was the daughter of Harry Albert and Margaret Aitken. At age 19 Jacqueline married William Millar Wilson and she had a daughter, Emma Fiona. Jacqueline went to school at Coombe ...- Read soph's review (1539 words)
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Charlie. 27th Feb 2003
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This book is so sad. It shows it how parents splitting up effects the childrens lives.- Read Charlie's review (38 words and 1 comment)
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Merit. 12th May 2002
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I thought The Suitcase Kid by Jacqueline Wilson was very good it shows the aspect of the very hint of a girl loving her suitcase-good for her!- Read Merit's review (31 words and 2 comments)
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lor. 13th Mar 2002
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The Suitcase Kid by Jacqueline Wilson was a really emotional story and easy to relate to if you are going throught the same thing as Andrea. I loved reading it as the characters made me laugh and i felt what they were going through and could see it from all the characters point of view. What i can relate most is Andrea being teased by Katey as my step sister treats me the same way. I also knows how she feels about her stepfather and her stepmother as i also feel they are both trying to replace m ...- Read lor's review (116 words and 3 comments)
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