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So Much to Tell You

John Marsden

Sent to a hospital by her mother, Marina, a disfigured Australian girl who refuses to speak, reveals her thoughts and feelings in a diary.

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           I read this book in three days, when I was upposed to read it in maybe a couple of weeks..! I usually don't like books with "unknown stories" as this when you don't know the history of the plot, but this book was really good! 

I like how sophisticated the main character is for her age, even though the reason behind it was sad. I love the characters in the book and how they have struggles that don't show. I loved the format it was written in, and I love too see when it gets better for her, when she seems so much happier. 

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 I was quite confused on the background of her quietness even at the end. I understood what her dad had done to her, but I didn't understand the reason why she felt sorry for getting her dad to prison. Or I rather didn't uderstand why she felt bad and didn't hate him. Since he actually did what it said he did (since she talks about her face, plastic surgery and so on) I don't see why she shouldn't have "get him to prison".

So Much to Tell You

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