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by Cheaks4.0 Awsome
I loved the book and I think Peter Abrahams was the best author for this book. He made everything seem real and it felt like I was actually there in the story. THIS IS A GOOD READ!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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by Mimi WONDERFUL!!!
I loved this book. I love how Peter makes you think of who the murderer is, only to be wrong. I just LOVE this book!!!!
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by CMAC2662 Down the Rabbit Hole should go Down the Drain
zzzzZZZZZzzzZZZZ, oh sorry, i fell asleep reading Down the Rabbit Hole. This book was sooooo annoying! Peter Abrahams just goes on and on babbling about the investigation of the crime, how about you put some action into the mystery book!!!
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by h2o This book was amazing!
This book was seriously the best book I have ever read! And I have read a lot of books. Seriously. I think you should definantely buy this book. I will read this book again and again. The book had me going so much that I even wrote down notes.(Not like me) I highely reccomend this book. Great job Peter Abrahams.
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by Vinamrata Buyer Beware!
Peter Abrahams could do much better than this. I am an 11 year old who read this book and think that this is PATHETIC. I have read at least over 350 books, and think that this is the worst. Why? Good question. Because all though the ending is good, the author just rants and rants about the investigation, and it is just too long, so I had to like, skip till the end.
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