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Ways to Live Forever
“My name is Sam. I am eleven years old. I collect stories and fantastic facts. By the time you read this, I will probably be dead.” Sam is dying of leukaemia. He hasn’t got forever, so every minute counts. What he wants are answers to the questions nobody will answer – and a way to live a lifetime in the months that he has left. Winner of the Waterstone’s Children’s Book Prize 2007, this simple and moving story from a shining new talent is a startling look at life in the face of death.
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Dani350
19 February 2009
loved it
This is my favie book of all time. It is so so sad and made me tell everyone i know about it. I think you should be around 10 and upwards to relly understand the book.
bookworms4eva
29 February 2008
loved it
This book is great for deep and dramatic people. You can imagine what is happening witjout having to pause and think about it. It’s a bit of a tear-jerker, though (its best to keep a few tissues spare in case!)
Hannah, 11
RoRo
9 January 2008
loved it
I am half way through this book. It is a really well written book and I am really enjoying it, but it is kind of sad and funny all on one page it is really odd!
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