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BfK No. 44 - May 1987

Cover Story
This issue's cover is taken from an illustration by Jerry Pinkney for The Tales of Uncle Remus by Julius Lester (Bodley Head, 0 370 31089 6, £9.95). We are grateful for help from Bodley Head in using this illustration.

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Chocky's Challenge

Mark Daniel
(Methuen Publishing Ltd)
978-0423021202, RRP £1.75, Paperback
10-14 Middle/Secondary
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Mark Daniel, in the present tense again. (See BfK 41.) Why don't I find it irritating this time? Because Chocky's familiar? Because genius kids (nice with it) saving the world are familiar? That's the story, to be continued. (Chocky's temporarily out of the game.) There's an implied author: '... write fast. The general public has to know ...' Are film/TV tie-ins present tense so you can readalong-a-screening? Breakthrough to literacy?

Reviewer: 
Terry Downie
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