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The Kissing Game


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Published: 2014

Great for age 6-12 years

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Salvatore dAmato is determined to get a kiss before his birthday - easier said than done. From the bestselling and much-loved Jean Ure. No child is ever ordinary, and certainly not Salvatore dAmato or Sally Tomato, as hes sometimes called. Hes out to get a girl and he has a plan: hes going to write some Disgusting Ditties one for each letter of the alphabet, and start some secret body-building, too. That way hes bound to attract someone. (But he doesnt want his sister to know his plans) Jean Ure perfectly captures the lives of ordinary children their lives, with all their ups and downs, are presented with courage, humour and tenacity. These are special children who any child can relate to and will draw inspiration and hope from their stories of their lives.

 

 

This book has been graded for interest at 9 years.

This book was published in 2014 by HarperCollins Publishers .

Jean Ure is a prolific and highly regarded children's book author. She has been writing for many years, and had her first book published at the age of sixteen!

 

"Rhymes, sauciness, letters, irony, comedy, comic characters... a proper little turn-on for boys. A must-buy book."

 

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"Jean Ure's books are funny, funky, feisty - and fantastic reads!" - Jacqueline Wilson

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"The heroine I've been waiting for." - Times

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"Excellent for any nine-up and will almost certainly lead to an addiction to Ure." - The Observer

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"The writing transcends any trace of heaviness." - The Guardian