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Benjamin Zephaniah

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In this startling debut novel from Benjamin Zephaniah, the author tackles the moving and compelling story of a young man, Martin, whose life is completely changed when his face is badly scarred in a joyriding accident. Brilliantly written with a real ear for dialogue, this is Benjamin Zepaniah breaking new boundaries.
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153 printed pages
Publication year
2011
Publishers
Bloomsbury Publishing, Bloomsbury Children's Books

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  • Jazz McKinlayshared an impression2 years ago
    👍Worth reading
    🚀Unputdownable

    This is a very enjoyable book. So enjoyable, in fact, that many people in English class broke the 'no reading ahead' rule. I am guilty of this, in fact. This shows a good lesson and a look inside an 'abnormal' persons brain and show what they think.

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  • esterosei124shared an impression8 years ago
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    Absolutely amazing. Even better reading it again after such a long time

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  • grafitiassassinshared an impression8 years ago
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    it was an algood book

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  • Agus Dzurahas quoted5 years ago
    at, close yu eyes and I’ll start.’

    ‘Close my eyes. What’s the matter, boy? Don’t you want me to see you? Look, everyone else is watching, I wanna see too!’

    The laughter got louder and now the crowd, girls and boys, started to shout encouragement.

    ‘Do it, man, and do it good.’

    ‘Teach him a lesson, girl!’

    ‘Come on, Mark
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  • Katia OPASSIhas quoted2 years ago
    desperate to try and be like Martin
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    • Katia OPASSIhas quoted2 years ago
      three also had a reputation for chasing girls.
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