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Skellig by David Almond



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Submitted by Stefie B 
(Dec 20, 2001)

To be honest, I think that story was AWESOME. I'm 16, and I even think this book is good for people of older ages! I recommend that if you got the time, READ it!!! It's time well wasted! ; P


Submitted by Nikki 
(Nov 23, 2001)

Oh my gosh! What can I say about this book, but that it's a masterpiece! It is one of the best books I have ever read.(standing beside "Bridge to Terabithia" of course!) I borrowed this book from an English teacher, but now I feel I must own it! I urge all of you reading this to go out and buy it!


Submitted by Cloey 
(Oct 30, 2001)

I think the book was extraordinary in all ways! Especially the way it"pulled", you in. I could almost reach out and touch Skellig's mighty wings and taste the sweet nectar of 27 and 53. I can relate to Mina and Micheal very well also. Th author David Almond was stupendous! I recommend his book to anyone!


Submitted by Ryan 
(Jun 07, 2001)

I thought it was a good book but at times it got boring . Most of the time it keep you on your toes. Sometimes it was funny and I thought that mike & Mina where going to go out.


Submitted by Allison
(May 28, 2001)

Skellig is a truly incredible story. I feel a connection with the characters that I have not felt since reading L.M. Montgomery in the 4th grade. David Almond is a very gifted writer and I recommend his books to everyone.


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