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My daughter Hazel is an avid reader. She loves action books and sci-fi and fantasy. She enjoyed Alex Ryder and David Baddiel. She devoured both Helen Moss series. But most of the ‘Christian’ books I’ve suggested have been given a paltry five out of ten (she is a harsh critic!). ...
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