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Name: A House Called Awful End
Author: Philip Ardagh

A House Called Awful End

Eddie Dickens Trilogy, #1

by Philip Ardagh

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First Published:
Sep 1, 2002

Paperback:
Sep 2003

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Colin Schenk

A House Called Awful End Review

A House Called Awful End is a very detailed and funny book that takes place probably somewhere around the 1500's. But anyways, this book is great for kids and young adults looking for some good laughs. And a couple years ago, I did a book project on this book. This is a all-around great book. You would enjoy it :).

Tisme

AWESOME!!

I love this book!! It's AWESOME!!! Very funny!

CherryT

Very good book!

It was a very funny book and I always want to go back and read it again!

sara

A house Called AWFUL END

I thought this book was exciting and so funny to read. i enjoyed this book so much. i reccomand this book to all ages it's wonderful. age: 10

Tibby

sweet

i loved it. at first i thought it would be a knock off of series of unfortunate events, but boy was i wrong. this book was awesome, and i enjoyed it, even at the age of 16. it was darkly humorous, but not dark in a mature way. definately one of the books you'll never get sick of!!!

Jonathan

This Was The Best Book Ever

Delaney

This book was outlandishly funny, I look forward to finishing the series, despit my age, 13. I am currently doing a report on said novel. Bravo Mr Phillip Ardagh!

Zack

This is a great read, filled with outlandish humor and wacky characters. A quick read that's over almost too soon, so it's good it's part of a trilogy. I'd recommend it to everyone, the humor may be a little sophisticated for younger audiences however. I'm 16 and I still enjoyed it.

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