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Jakub Hakało hechlok — I wish we could set multiple read dates on GoodReads. One day I'll run out of alternate editions, if I keep using this workaround. Anyway, my other review of Over Sea, Under Stone is here; this is a quick note of how I felt this time round, especially in light of the fact that I'm doing a children's lit course at the moment. That's what makes me give it five stars, really. As a book for me as an adult, Over Sea, Under Stone is a bit lacking. I do think Susan Cooper has a deft hand for details: this book is atmospheric, genuinely scary at some points even for me, now -- and you have to remember that not only am I grown up, but I've read and reread this book more times than I should probably admit to -- and it has good touches of what people are really like. The children especially are realistic to me, their little antagonisms, the things they carry in their pockets, the way they stick together, and how far they can be pushed before they become too frightened to go on... All of that rings true, and much more true than Enid Blyton's Famous Five and the like, which I did compare this to in my other review. I don't think the book really talks down to the child reader, and the focus is on the adventure, not on being didactic. But for all that it rings true, it doesn't go very deep. The children don't learn and grow as much as they will in later books. The adults are there for realism, and they're either not really present -- just cyphers -- or evil. So that's what makes it a little lacking. I do think the later books in the sequence are rather more mature. I did find recordings of the BBC radio adaptations of the first two books of the sequence. I don't remember listening to the one of Over Sea, Under Stone. I should do that.

David Blanco _hite_ox — Elephant discovers that a box can be filled with mysteries, adventures and fun and, be taken anywhere. Adorable book with adorable bold and simple illustrations.

Sara Laws saralaws — An interesting review of the foster care system by a a woman who had been a social worker.

Cristiane Marino cristianem9c54 — Another one I couldn't put down!