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	title:	Ringmaster (Darcie Lock)
	author:	Julia Golding
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Egmont Books Ltd
	released:	May 1, 2007
	isbn:	1405230509
	isbn-13:	9781405230506

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Customer Reviews
Brilliant - Rated I love this book! It is fun, exciting and it is also about a girl.The characters are loveable(even the baddies!). Some parts I had to read again, beacuse I am a fast reader and missed some details. A must read. Julia Golding is one of my favourite authors. All her books are different, so if you don't like this one, don't give up on all her books!I recommend it to girls rather than boys, beetween the ages of 9 and 15. Read This. Fantastic! - must read - Rated Ringmaster is a thrilling tale of Darcie Lock whose life is turned upside down when her father is kidnapped. It is a page turning adventure, each chapter brings new surprises. My 12 year old daughter who is not a big reader loved it and quickly read it. She is now eagerly awaiting the next installment. Great, fun read - Rated Darcie Lock's father has disappeared and she is given a choice; try to help find him, or hop on a plane to the States, and safety, where her mother is waiting for her. Darcie is gadgetted up, attacked, and takes tea with the rich and privileged of Nairobi, but it is the characters who stick out in this story. She has to decide who she can trust, who has their own private motives, and who has more secrets than they care to share. Most importantly, she has to find her dad. All of these characters are brought to life by Golding's lively language, and the situations Darcie faces are solved more believably than in other spy stories. Good for girls (and boys) who refuse to sit there looking pretty, I would recommend this book to all younger teens (and alot of bigger kids too - I'm sixteen and enjoyed it!) Will I be buying the sequel? Most definitely yes. Not Alex Rider but still quite good - Rated Darcie Lock was a normal girl living in Nairobi but now she's got to be a spy in order to find her captured father. I found it a bit crazy that the intelligence people just turned up at her house and expected her to suddenly train and become a spy. It got better as it went along though and I did enjoy the ending. I didn't think this book would be very good but I actually quite liked it. Some of the ways she got out of situations were a bit ridiculous but I still enjoyed it for a quick read!

Customer Reviews

Brilliant - Rated 5/5
I love this book! It is fun, exciting and it is also about a girl.The characters are loveable(even the baddies!). Some parts I had to read again, beacuse I am a fast reader and missed some details. A must read. Julia Golding is one of my favourite authors. All her books are different, so if you don't like this one, don't give up on all her books!I recommend it to girls rather than boys, beetween the ages of 9 and 15. Read This.

Fantastic! - must read - Rated 5/5
Ringmaster is a thrilling tale of Darcie Lock whose life is turned upside down when her father is kidnapped. It is a page turning adventure, each chapter brings new surprises. My 12 year old daughter who is not a big reader loved it and quickly read it. She is now eagerly awaiting the next installment.

Great, fun read - Rated 4/5
Darcie Lock's father has disappeared and she is given a choice; try to help find him, or hop on a plane to the States, and safety, where her mother is waiting for her. Darcie is gadgetted up, attacked, and takes tea with the rich and privileged of Nairobi, but it is the characters who stick out in this story.
She has to decide who she can trust, who has their own private motives, and who has more secrets than they care to share. Most importantly, she has to find her dad. All of these characters are brought to life by Golding's lively language, and the situations Darcie faces are solved more believably than in other spy stories.
Good for girls (and boys) who refuse to sit there looking pretty, I would recommend this book to all younger teens (and alot of bigger kids too - I'm sixteen and enjoyed it!) Will I be buying the sequel? Most definitely yes.

Not Alex Rider but still quite good - Rated 3/5
Darcie Lock was a normal girl living in Nairobi but now she's got to be a spy in order to find her captured father.

I found it a bit crazy that the intelligence people just turned up at her house and expected her to suddenly train and become a spy. It got better as it went along though and I did enjoy the ending.

I didn't think this book would be very good but I actually quite liked it. Some of the ways she got out of situations were a bit ridiculous but I still enjoyed it for a quick read!