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| Value for Money | 9.3/10  |
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| Overall rating | 9.9/10 |
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Guest.
on 3rd Jul 2008
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Just a fantastic series!! My partner and I are reading through all the books, his on book 1 while I'm on book 2.
Extremely difficult to put the book down!! very addictive :)
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nina92
on 26th Mar 2008
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Amazing books! Truly amazing. Marsden is a fantastic author and out of all of his work this series truly is my favourite. I treasure them more then Harry Potter and the Twilight series. Which says a fair amount...
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Review by
funky devil
on 21st Aug 2004
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John Marsden, Tommorow, When The War Began - John Marsden's book is one of the best I've ever read. War, excitement, a bit of romance... you can't ask for much more!!!! Only for those who aren't afraid to face their fears.
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Review by
sj19
on 6th Feb 2004
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In John Marsden's Tommorow, When The War Began, a group of teenagers go camping in the australian bush and return to their homes to discover that they have been invaded, their parents held prisoner and a huge amount of land captured by the enemy. The teenagers reluctantly at first fight back, gaining confidence and expertise. Packed with adventure, beautiful scenery and realistic moral debate.
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Review by
kiriana
on 11th Jan 2004
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John Marsden's Tommorow, When The War Began is a fantastic book I remember grabbing the torch and hiding under the covers long after midnight trying to get each book finished and being really tired the next day for school.
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Megan.
on 28th May 2003
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"When The War Began" is a brilliant book. Imagine an action thriller so powerful it makes your hairs stand on end. Then imagine a tear-jerking story and a romance novel - did you come up with three seperate books? Well Tommorrow when the war began contains all these things and is the best book, apart from The Dead Of The Night, that I have ever read.
Powerful, heart-wrenching and a beautiful story about growing up and discovering who you are. The tale of seven teenagers struggle for survival, b ...
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Review by
Jukebox.
on 16th Apr 2003
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The book was excellent, a great read. i read all seven books at once and they need to be read all at once, to get the full impact but that doesn't mean they are not good on their own.
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