True Murder
Hardback Published on: 01/01/2010
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Publisher information
- Publisher: F. A. Thorpe (Publishers)
- ISBN: 9781847829689
- Number of pages: 368
- Dimensions: 235 x 150 x 4 mm
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True Murder
This is a portrayal of love and of obsession. A young Ghanaian girl, Ajuba, makes friends with Polly Venus, a new girl at her English prep school, and is d... READ MORE

Helen Nash

True Murder
True murder is an excellent portrayal of childish innocence and the horror of adult relationships, entwined together in one intriguing tale. Ajuba lives wi... READ MORE

Anne Watkinson

True Murder
My initial impression of this book was that it was like a darker version of an Enid Blyton story. A group of girls at boarding school form a supportive ne... READ MORE

Stella Anderson

True Murder
Ajuba, a twelve year old from Ghana is sent by her father to a boarding school in Devon. Looked after by the school owners Mr and Mrs Bradshaw, Ajuba tell... READ MORE

Georgina Bickerstaffe

Brings you back to childhood days
I thought this was quite a good book and would recommend it. You are invited to follow the path of Ajuba, whose deep longing for love draws her to the appa... READ MORE

Susana

True Murder
Narrated by self-styled 'pre-teen' Ajuba Benson, this story is intriguing from the very beginning. It opens with a scene from a 'traditional' British Chri... READ MORE

Lucy Oakes

True Murder
Eleven-year-old Ajuba is placed at a boarding school in England by her father, after her mother's suicide attempt. Here she meets her new friend Polly Venu... READ MORE

Anja de Jager

True Murder
'True Murder' is narrated by Ghanaian Ajuba who tells the story of the Venus tragedy which takes place when she is living at an English boarding school. Ba... READ MORE

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