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Imprint: Andersen
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Published: 07/06/2018
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ISBN: 9781783446919
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Length: 384 Pages
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Dimensions: 198mm x 23mm x 129mm
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Weight: 307g
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RRP: £7.99
Shortlisted for CrimeFest Best Crime Novel for Young Adults 2019.
Nora has lied about many things. But has she told her most dangerous lie of all?
There’s a new art assistant at Nora’s school, and he’s crossed a line. Nora decides to teach him a lesson he won’t forget.
But not everything goes quite to plan, and Nora needs an escape. She befriends the rich and talented Bel, who longs for a part in a remake of a famous film. Bel is unpredictable, jealous and crazy, but she opens up a new world for Nora, and that makes her irresistible.
As events start to spin wildly out of control, Nora must decide where her loyalties lie – and what deceits she can get away with.
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Imprint: Andersen
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Published: 07/06/2018
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ISBN: 9781783446919
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Length: 384 Pages
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Dimensions: 198mm x 23mm x 129mm
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Weight: 307g
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RRP: £7.99
Reviews
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"Gray has a sure-footed understanding of the adolescent mind (so much so that I often winced in pleasurable recognition) and creates a gripping, smoothly executed psychodrama... I genuinely could not stop reading this: a treat for teens and above."
Philip Womack, Literary Review
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"Julia Gray’s impressive, Patricia Highsmith inspired Little Liar... puts readers into the hands of the ultimate unreliable narrator for a story that never lets you stay too long on stable ground - it’s nail-biting stuff."
Waterstones Children's Summer Reading Round-Up
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"This gripping psychological thriller, crackling with the intensities of female friendship, confirms [Julia Gray] as a highly original new talent in YA fiction"
Fiona Noble, The Bookseller
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"Julia Gray’s second novel is a superb psychological thriller with a distinctive voice, a clever blend of contemporary realism and classic noir."
Claire Hennessy, Inis Reading Guide
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"Julia Gray has created an immensely powerful psychological thriller which challenges our whole understanding of behaviour and warns against passing judgement"
Carousel
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"Intelligent, gripping, highly original."
Andrea Reece, Lovereading
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"Intense, psychological, gripping; The Talented Mr Ripley for YA"
Anna McKerrow
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"Smart, gripping and sharply-observed YA, with a pitch-perfect narrative voice."
Katherine Woodfine
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"Another wildly inventive, thrillingly unreliable narrator from the immeasurably talented Julia Gray. Full of twists and turns this story leaves you wondering who is telling the tallest story. A great novel about truth and lies and what we need to believe to stay alive."
Julia Bell
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"...a gripping, memorable page turner that I am glad to have read."
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