#11 in Teen family issues fiction books
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Reddit mentions of Code Name Verity
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Code Name Verity. Here are the top ones.
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- Fits original factory OE hardware or framework
- Includes front upper replacement door skins, side windows and rear window will completely zip out when needed for full ventilation
- Marine grade durable vinyl coated OEM style fabric to resist fading and stretching, DOT approved first quality window materials are used
- Self correcting zippers, zippers run smoother and last longer
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| Height | 7.75589 Inches |
| Length | 5.1181 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 0.7 Pounds |
| Width | 1.02362 Inches |
Favourite: Oh, so many, but the most recently read favourite/book I waited the whole summer for (School was closed-too lazy and unwilling to sign up for shitty local library) is Code Name Verity. Was worth the whole six week wait, I assure you. A simply stunning tale of friendship, Gestapo, WW2, the French Resistance and flying. Also other things, but I suck at describing books.
Currently reading: A book called Butterfly Summer. Halfway through, current rating: Okay, would maybe read once again if extremely bored. I don't regret starting to read it as such, but wouldn't recommend too heartily to anyone else as the fundemental plot idea is good but the writing itself needs improvement.
Would recommend: White Crow, the aforementioned Code Name Verity.
Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency by Douglas Adams and the sequel to that (Both excellent reads).
Finding Cassie Crazy is quite good if you want something more teen-fiction-y, plot can get a bit confusing at times due to about six main characters but it's set out in a novel (excuse the pun) way- in the form of letters/diary entries/other stuff/ noticeboard notices all put together.
Torn is excellent- At first glance, the plot looks like it might rather predictable and done before. I assure you, it's not. The only annoying bit is the ending. The book seems to cut off a good chapter or two before I'd like it to, if you know what I mean, but I'll look past that for now.
I am definitely into Crimson more than Cardo, but they both look pretty great. Do you have any idea what type is used for the prose of this book?