A Face Like Glass by Frances Hardinge - Revision history

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 The reader will be with Neverfell all the way as she learns about her new home and battles for survival and justice. She is a really likeable character, loyal to her friends, and stubbornly intent on improving life for everyone around her. This is the kind of book which makes you slow down as you reach the final pages because you don't want it to end, and which will provide thoughtful readers with much to ponder and discuss.
-Anything Frances Hardinge writes is worth reading. Try [[Fly by Night by Frances Hardinge|Fly By Night]] and the sequel [[Twilight Robbery by Frances Hardinge|Twilight Robbery]] about a resourceful young girl called Mosca, set in another truly extraordinary world.   You might also appreciate [[Twister by Juliette Forrest]].
+Anything Frances Hardinge writes is worth reading. Try [[Fly by Night by Frances Hardinge|Fly By Night]] and the sequel [[Twilight Robbery by Frances Hardinge|Twilight Robbery]] about a resourceful young girl called Mosca, set in another truly extraordinary world.   You might also appreciate [[Twister by Juliette Forrest]].  We can also recommend [[The Girl Who Fell Beneath Fairyland and Led the Revels There by Catherynne M Valente]].
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 |summary=In the mysterious underground world of Caverna, skilled craftsmen create wondrous delicacies. But the people themselves are the greatest curiosity of all, because they are unable to show any natural expression whatsoever on their faces. Until, that is, the day when Neverfell arrives.
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 The reader will be with Neverfell all the way as she learns about her new home and battles for survival and justice. She is a really likeable character, loyal to her friends, and stubbornly intent on improving life for everyone around her. This is the kind of book which makes you slow down as you reach the final pages because you don't want it to end, and which will provide thoughtful readers with much to ponder and discuss.
-Anything Frances Hardinge writes is worth reading. Try [[Fly by Night by Frances Hardinge|Fly By Night]] and the sequel [[Twilight Robbery by Frances Hardinge|Twilight Robbery]] about a resourceful young girl called Mosca, set in another truly extraordinary world.
+Anything Frances Hardinge writes is worth reading. Try [[Fly by Night by Frances Hardinge|Fly By Night]] and the sequel [[Twilight Robbery by Frances Hardinge|Twilight Robbery]] about a resourceful young girl called Mosca, set in another truly extraordinary world.   You might also appreciate [[Twister by Juliette Forrest]].
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 '''Longlisted for the CILIP Carnegie Medal 2013'''
 It would be hard to imagine any book by Frances Hardinge being anything but excellent. She has a knack for creating bizarre characters whose actions, somehow, make sense because they live in utterly fantastic but well-structured worlds. If you then add to the mix, as she does, a determined and thoroughly endearing young heroine for whom you simply have to stand up and cheer, then you are guaranteed a pleasurable and thought-provoking read.
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 Anything Frances Hardinge writes is worth reading. Try [[Fly by Night by Frances Hardinge|Fly By Night]] and the sequel [[Twilight Robbery by Frances Hardinge|Twilight Robbery]] about a resourceful young girl called Mosca, set in another truly extraordinary world.
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 You can [[Media:FaceLikeGlass_Prologue_Chap1.pdf|download a sample chapter of ''Face Like Glass'' in PDF format]].
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 Anything Frances Hardinge writes is worth reading. Try [[Fly by Night by Frances Hardinge|Fly By Night]] and the sequel [[Twilight Robbery by Frances Hardinge|Twilight Robbery]] about a resourceful young girl called Mosca, set in another truly extraordinary world.
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