Ondine Sherman
Reader review: Sunday Telegraph
Reviewed by Isabella Wright, 11, North Shore, Sydney. Score: 8/10. I loved this book. It was so interesting to see how much Sky's life changed when her mum died. Having to move schools and find friends is something many kids go through. I change schools, so could really understand Sky's character and the other characters. I loved that Sky worked out how to have the confidence to stick by what she believed in. I also like that it was about people who live in Australia. I really hope they make it into a movie one day.
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ONDINE SHERMAN: RICHARD AEDY, ABC RADIO
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ONDINE SHERMAN:
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