The Diary of Pelly D - Tapa blanda

This riveting dystopia will stun readers. (School Library Journal)

This spellbinding novel starts out as a simple story but a growing feeling of unease keeps you wanting to know more. (Sunday Morning Post)

This provocative addition to the growing body of dystopian literature for teens is a disturbing book that shouldn't be missed. (Booklist)

It is one of those books which remain in the mind long after reading it. (Cambrian News)

The Diary of Pelly D catches you by the throat and it doesn't let you go even when you have read the last paragraph. The real storyline of Adlington's clever novel is not thrown at you from the start - you have to peel away the skin like that of an orange to see what is inside. This is a brilliant example of storytelling at its most seductive ... This is a fastpaced, utterly absorbing novel that is hard to put down once you have begun reading. (Sunday Morning Post, John Millen)

L J Adlington's spare and concise voice brings Pelly D vividly to life for both Toni V and the reader, The Diary of Pelly D will intrigue and grip from the first diary entry to the open-ended and chilling conclusion. (Pocklington Post)

Written in the breathless, racy style of a young teenager, Pelly's diaries just keep you reading ...It gives an old theme a fresh twist ... (York Evening Press)

The Diary of Pelly D is a clever, unusual story that readers looking for something different will find captivating. The book reveals its secrets slowly with maximum impact. (South China Morning Post)

Adlington has crafted an original and disturbing dystopian fantasy told in a smart and sympathetic teen voice. (Booklist)

This book is one thing: amazing. (Voya)