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|author= Mark Aylwin Thomas
|title= Blades of Grass
|rating= 4.5
|genre= Biography
|summary= Any book that has me in tears at the end has been worth my time. Any book that has me hoping it will end differently to the way I know it must is worth the reading. Any book that convinces me that maybe there is still hope in the world – that for all the mistakes made thus far, still being made right now, there is a common humanity which ultimately, eventually, must do some good – that is worth the writing and the reading and the time. Blades of Grass is one such book. It's a forgotten story, an unknown story to most people. It is one that should be told – and reflected upon.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>1524676969</amazonuk>
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|author= Lucy Jones
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>178470055X</amazonuk>
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|author=Jonny Lambert
|summary=Until you spend a day hanging out with a child you will never know how exhausting it can be. As an adult you are used to peppering your day with little downtime treats; a cup of tea perhaps, a biscuits, or maybe even a cheeky nap? The kids I know have no end of energy and at best you will get a sip of cold coffee, have to give them most of the biscuit and a nap would consist of them jumping on your head. However, although their enthusiasm and zest may be tiring, it is also infectious, just ask any old tiger you meet.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>184869444X</amazonuk>
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