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Annie Dalton was born in the 1950s in Suffolk. She studied at Warwick University and as soon as she began to write she was successful, with her early books being nominated for the Carnegie Medal. Her most popular books have been the recent Agent Angel books, featuring the time-travelling heroine Mel Beeby.
The Library has lots of her books, including most of the Agent Angel books.
Annie Dalton was born in the 1950s in Suffolk. She studied at Warwick University and as soon as she began to write she was successful, with her early books being nominated for the Carnegie Medal. Her most popular books have been the recent Agent Angel books, featuring the time-travelling heroine Mel Beeby.
The Library has lots of her books, including most of the Agent Angel books.
3 comments:
Agent Angel Annie Dalton
Flying High
Misson:
Preprare to a party
Time:
13th Century
Place:
France
Report:
The calls come at lolas birthday beach party.The good news?We're off on a childrens Crusade.The bad news?An evil time traveled scam, that creep Brice and im still wearing my silk sarong and filp-flops.
Flying High by Annie dalton
Time:13th century
Place:France
Mission:prepare to party
This book is about a angel in training called Mel Beeby .Mel does missions in different times and years where trouble is brewing .In this book she goes to 13th century France to stop children from time travelling .
I liked Mel in this story she was really cool .
I really enjoyed this book it was quite grasping and I wanted to go to another page every time .
I would reccommend this book anyone who likes girly action stories .
Friday Forever
by Annie Dalton
This book is about a boy called Lenny at school he writes down on a piece of paper FRIDAY 4 EVER then the same night he went to bed and then relived that same friday again again and again until the friday were he got every thing right he was nice to ross friends with the new kid and finaly better friends with sita.
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