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|pages=320
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|date=January 2009
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''Knife'' is a fairy story. It's a love story. It's a parable, too. It's both traditional and modern. The central characters rocks like a rocky thing. Readers, particularly girls, of ten right up to fifteeen (or forty-four if they're called Jill) are going to love it.
My thanks to the nice people at Orchard for sending the book. We also have a review of [[Rebel (Knife) by R J Anderson]].
[[Cold Tom by Sally Prue]] is a lyrical continuation of the Tam Lin and Elfin Queen story. [[Angel by Cliff McNish]] talks about mortal angels and has an enormous emotional charge.
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