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Title: Flour Babies
Author: Anne Fine
ISBN: 0140361472
EAN: 9780140361476
New edition. Edition
160 Pages
Publisher: Puffin Books
Binding: Paperback
Publication date: 1994-04-07

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2008-05-28 My Book Review On Flour Babies

Personally I think Flour Babies was proably one of the worst books by Anne Fine. I don't really understand what the main point of the book actually is. When I saw the play I thought it was great and thought the book would be the same but obviously I was wrong. I never really got into the book as I read more of the book.
The main character is Simon Martin. He is the new boy in 4c,the worst class in the school. When he and his class are sent home with these baby type things made with ''flour'' in it. As he looks after his flour baby,memories for his past start flooding in.He asks so many questions about his young life.I won't give any more detail away.
I would recommend it for teenagers from ages 13-15.
When I read this book I was really disappointed with Anne Fine as I have read some of her other books which were great.
This is what I think about Flour Babies.
What do you think?