Begining of things

Hi. I love reading and always have done. So I thought maybe I could share with you what I enjoy. I am only 13 at the moment so this is probably more interesting for people around that age but maybe Mums might want ideas for their 13 year olds. Bearing in mind that I like reading books that I feel you can actually read, big books that are less magic and more adventure. The problem is most of the books you get now are all dark and shadowy. Now I like fantasy, but things to do with vampires and other dark creatures just really aren't for me. I like some historical fiction books that are about things to do with going to the "new world" and about Jews escaping the holocaust. I have nothing wrong with magic but I like less dark stories. Of course this is just my opinion what you think is up to you. One more thing I would love suggestions of new books to read, so if you think I might like a book please comment and tell me about it, You can send it to my email or use comments or both, it doesn't really matter.

Saturday, 13 July 2013

Olivia books

love these books but havn't yet read the last 4
Olivia's first term
Olivia is angry.
She's a circus girl, used to the highwire and life on the road. Now here she is, being sent to stage school. Olivia spends her days suffering dance lessons and acting classes, then slips away to secretly practise walking the highwire. It reminds her of her beloved father, and leads to an unexpected friendship...
But when valuable objects start to go missing at school, Olivia must put her highwire walking to the test, and catch a thief...
Olivia flies high
Olivia is thrilled.
She's been invited to perform her amazing tightrope act in New York. She can't wait to tell her friends at the Swan Academy of Theatre and Dance. But Tom and Georgina have news of their own and they're forced to make a terrible choice.
A huge rift opens up between them and Olivia isn't sure anything will ever be the same again. To forget her friend's betrayal, she loses herself in learning the trapeze. At least when she's flying through the air, she can keep her hopes and dreams alive.
But without her friends, what's to stop everything from crashing down to earth?
Olivia and the movie stars
Olivia's excited.
Cosmo and Cosima Wood, the movie-star twins, are coming to the Swan Academy of Theatre and Dance. They're going to be in a West End production of Peter Pan. They need to learn to fly and Olivia and her friends have been chosen to teach them.
But the twins are difficult and rude, and the production seems doomed from the start. Then accidents start happening. Olivia needs a plan, and she needs on fast, before someone gets badly hurt...
Olivia's enchanted summer
 It’s winter and everything is cold and crisp and even. Olivia is spending a lot of time working on her skating skills, twirling and swooshing across the ice against a backdrop of twinkly lights. It’s also panto season! So when Olivia has hung up her skates, she finds herself as the back end of a pantomime horse. Whoever said showbiz was glamorous!
Olivia and the great escape
Jack Marvell’s latest stunt is to stay up on a high-wire for thirty days and nights. Olivia is worried for her father, but very proud of him. But then the rumours start, claiming that Jack’s cheating. Olivia must give her all to her role in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and also prove to the world that her father is no fraudster…
Olivia's Winter Wonderland
It's winter at the Swan Acadamy and that means that it's panto time! But while Olivia practises being the back end of a horse, everyone else is auditioning for a major new movie. Soon the school is full of nasty tricks and strange mysteries.
To lighten the mood, Eel organises a festive ice-skating trip. But, as the skaters twirl and leap among the twinkleing lights, Olivia realises that the season of goodwill is anything but...
Olivia's curtain call
Olivia and her friends are auditioning for a production of Romeo and Juliet in the West End. It makes Olivia realise just how much she wants to be an actress, like her mum was. But her father asks her to perform with him in a high-wire stunt instead. How can she choose between her parents? And love is in the air at the Swan School of Theatre and Dance. But when the curtain falls, will everyone get their fairytale happy ending?

1 comment:

  1. Have now read winter wonderland and i suggest not bothering

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