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BfK No. 63 - July 1990

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The photographs on our front cover this month are taken from Round Buildings, Square Buildings & Buildings That Wiggle Like a Fish by Philip Isaacson. Hardback (0 86203 447 7) and paperback (0 86203 468 X) are published by Julia MacRae.

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Me, Jill Robinson and the Television Quiz

Anne Digby
(Puffin Books)
978-0140324280, RRP £2.99, Paperback
10-14 Middle/Secondary
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Me, Jill Robinson and the Seaside Mystery

Anne Digby
(Puffin Books)
978-0140324297, RRP £2.99, Paperback
10-14 Middle/Secondary
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From the author of Trebizon Books, two more improbable episodes in the soap-opera, rent-a-crisis life of Jill Robinson. Just the sort of escapist, excitement by the bucketful reading that many youngsters call 'real books'. The fact that these are part of yet another series is a real bonus - stereotypes, melodrama, the lot!

In one book Jill and her family move to a new town, instantly start sorting out the locals' problems and generally pull things into shape, including the Mayor, Lindy's Dad, who doesn't appreciate his only daughter and her bizarre behaviour. What luck Jill's there to put them straight!

The second episode sees the family on a cheap caravan holiday where brother Tony becomes friendly with a devious boy, Sam. Jill is sure that there's a mystery in it somewhere and golly she's right! The local museum is minus a few model ships; Sam's a suspect, but the real culprit must be nailed by Jill and her phenomenal good luck. Look out for 'the boy with the fringe'; he's shifty-looking enough to be the villain.

Reviewer: 
David Bennett
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