Junior Customer Reviews

What a charming and intelligent hound he is. Despite sore feet, snow, frozen fur and eventually blistering heat, this little dog escorted his human over the 250 mile Swiss Alpine Pass Route then had the intelligence to write an account of his "tail"! Interesting meetings and frightening incidents (for couch potatoes like me at least!) make every day of the crossing unique and Harry constantly recalls events that have occured throughout his short 12 year life. After leaving Sargans on the Swiss/Liechtenstein border Harry enjoyed a walk of 250 miles, 58,000ft of ascent, snow, wind, rain, blazing sun and four sore feet before he reached the sun drenched shores of Lake Geneva. One can't help but think that Harry is simply a canine version of Sir Rannulph Fiennes or maybe Sir Ran is actually a human form of Harry? The book is suitable for all ages and would make an excellent pre-trip read for anyone wishing to visit Switzerland. I couldn't put it down and would certainly recommend it to anyone. Enjoy! I'm sure you'll love it so much that you'll want to buy the dog!

This book is thoroughly enjoyable and gets you cauht up in the story. I like the way that Meyer doesn't present all the vampires as the bad guys in the book because people always think that they are evil just because they are portrayed that way in other books. It is one of my favorite books and is a story that is easy to get lost in. I would really recommend this book and the sequels to it.

This book is a fascinating read, it explains aspects of World War 2 that you never would have know, or cared about until it was put in this story.  It is a romantic, funny and interesting novel set in the Austrian countryside where a young woman called Ellen falls in love with a man and they live happily ever after.

A great read about a star that comes down to earth and finds Amelia. It takes her back to the sky and fills her with magical powers. It was fun reading what Amelia did with her powers. A sweet ending that I liked.

First of all a child goes to school and gets sent to detention for brinigng his phone in.

An exhilerating story of love and racial discrimimnation. I have never read a book anymore moving and tearfull as this.