Thursday 2 July 2009

Review by Paul

Title of book: Mudlake
Author: B L Hinde
Plot: The story is about people on an estate in gangs and taking drugs. They have no hope for work and better things.
Main characters: Rob is telling the story of him and Jake, his best mate and of Dale’s gang.
The setting: It took place on Mudlake, an estate at the end of a town. For me, the images give you an idea of the type of place it is.
The style: It was written in a simple way with images for more effect. It was written in the first person which I think is more effective. Feelings and thoughts were explored by Rob about his best mate, Jake.
The best bits: It gives you an insight into someone else’s world, and makes you think how hard it is for some people.
Anything you would have changed: A few less pictures and a few more words.
Who is this book most suitable for?: It is best for anyone who is learning to read.
Your opinion: It was quite easy to read. For some people being on the dole, taking drugs and smashing things up may be a way of life.
Your rating: 3 stars

1 comment:

  1. You talk of people having no hopes. Who you think you is? Who gave you the right to say that people have no hopes? Your images of Mudlake does not make it all bad. Your style of writing is abstract. Your book is for someone that is just started reading.

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