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A House Called Awful End by Philip Ardagh

A House Called Awful End

Eddie Dickens Trilogy, #1

by Philip Ardagh
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  • First Published:
  • Sep 1, 2002, 128 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Sep 2003, 144 pages
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Candace

I thought that the book sounds extremely funny. As I was reading the three page excerpt and the cover flap, I was reminded of a book series that I have been called "A Series of Unfortunate Events . I definatly want to read this book:even though it's a children's book and I'm 14, I think that it could be worth reading.
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Thomas
I liked the first Eddie Dickens book because it was full of imagination. It's full of laughs too. I think it is a good book to read from about 8 years old to about 60. That may not be the limit for some people but is my personal opinion. I recomend it to teachers to read allowed in class for 3rd and 4th graders.
Thomas, aged 9
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