Thief!

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A great book to read as a class novel for upper KS2 to discuss fitting in, peer pressure and bullying, to explore Science Fiction/ time travel genre with upper KS2 and also to have on class bookshelves for confident readers of Y5 and 6. The family car has been painted white by some vandals, who are excusing their behaviour by the fact Lydia apparently tried to murder someone. Approximately 10 months ago we reached out to J E T H A C K S R E C O V E R Y C E N T R E for help to recoup our Usdt that has been frozen by the CAE company . but Malorie Blackman is the reigning queen of dystopian fiction and she will be for a long long time. It was almost the breaking point for our poor friend who had just been accused of stealing and now accused of pushing her in front of a car.

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Thief by Malorie Blackman is definitely one of my favorite books and is also a very hard book to put down. As the book referred to the future, it could be used to get children to do a piece of writing about the future. Then she finds herself in the same place in the moors, and comes across a girl who looks exactly like Frankie, only she is not. I absolutely love this book because in every page something unexpected happens and the idea of the future that Malorie did is really inventive because in each sentence you are transported into the mystical world of the future. The opening chapters are a reflection of true life, but then, as the story progresses, we see our protagonist travelling into the future (I hope that's not a spoiler!The book itself wasn't that bad and I didn't have too many problems with it, my only problem is that when I read this book I wanted to branch out more into the YA (young adult) fiction genre. Once back in her time Lydia successfully manages to get everyone to believe that she didn't steal the cup, rather someone planted it there. In the near future, on an increasingly uninhabitable Earth, thousands of teenagers around the world suddenly develop “Greenfingers” powers – the ability to grow plants from their own skin. I ultimately chickened out; and someone from my group probably put it in my locker and tipped you off to punish me.

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Lydia doesn’t seem to ask a single question about why the world went to the dogs in the span of fifty years. Especially when it results in people being able to but towns and thus be the 'governor' of the town. I saw huge potential in the business but I fell into the wrong hands and it took me a month to gain the courage to reach out to someone for help in hopes to salvage whatever is left . It ultimately leads her to being whisked about 40 years into the future, where her town his subjected to the oppression of the Tyrant. Lydia, furious that Frankie has been ignoring her and watching the chanting and bullying with Anne, doesn’t forgive her.This is further reinforced by the Henson’s believing they were ‘forced’ out of the town which is ‘directly linked’ to their crash.