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"Readers seeking a flashy, movie-ready plot with a lightning pace will enjoy this breezy action tale" BCCB
"The end-of-the-world scenario is hard to resist, and appealing Josh makes a solid hero" Booklist
"An enthralling, satisfying read that will leave its audience hungry for future installments" Books for Keeps
"A satisfyingly twisty plot" Financial Times
"Heart-pumping...it wouldn't surprise us if this becomes one of the top titles of the year" lovereading4kids
"A splendid adventure story of UFOs, ancient Mayan documents and a lost city." Mail on Sunday
"A gripping survival story." Daily Telegraph
"Really grabs your attention." Sunday Express
"A fast-paced, first-person thriller." Financial Times
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The Joshua Files makes a second book award shortlist. This time it's the Stockport School's Book Awards. Other shortlisted titles in the 11-13 (Key Stage 3) category are "The Lost Riders by Elizabeth Laird, a previous winner of the Stockport Schools Book Award and "Ways to Live Forever" by Sally Nicholls, winner of the Waterstones Children's Book Prize and Glen Dimplex New Writer of the Year 2008. Stiff competition then, for the first title of The Joshua Files series! The prize is chosen by young readers in Stockport schools. Other previous winners in the KS3 category include Anthony Horowitz, Anne Fine, Siobhan Dowd, Eoin Colfer and Derek Landy. Fingers crossed...
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