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That's when the story really gets going, as the girls, and Davinia's parents, jet off for 6 weeks in the sunshine. But 6 weeks is an awfully long time to do nothing really, just snooze in the sun by day and hang out in the island's meagre night spots in the evening. Davinia might be content with this sort of life, but Chloe soon gets restless and as she tries to take more of a stand and do her own thing the fabric of their friendship starts to come away and things get sticky fast as Davinia undergoes a Tempestian Sea Change.

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This book is good. It's exciting, enticing and energetic. It has a good, fluid story and some interesting characters, and it asks a lot of questions both of these characters and of the readers themselves.

Thank you to the publishers for sending this book. Also recommended by The Bookbag for girls of this sort of age are Good Girls if you want another meaty story, or The Boy Book if you want something a bit more frivolous but equally fun.

I picked this up in a bargain bin somewhere as the cover caught my eye and the story outline on the back seemed interesting. Crow Girl is a short (very short) novel that explores themes of self image, bullying, and revenge.

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I really benefitted from the detailed feedback Sarah gave me on my manuscript. And not only that but her encouraging response to the story gave me a confidence boost when I really needed it. So grateful for that!

I was really pleased I contacted Sarah at The Lighthouse. The manuscript assessment was excellent: sharp, insightful and packed full of helpful suggestions. All of these have made my story so much stronger, and her encouragement and enthusiasm were really appreciated.

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Badu has been a vocal cannabis advocate ever since her first album, Baduizm, dropped back in 1997 and was one of the headliners of Weedmaps Higher Together concert, a COVID-era virtual celebration of April 20, the unofficial stoner holiday.

Though it may be surprising to some, the actor cum luxury, wellness, and lifestyle guru is a cannabis fan. Paltrow, who shares her two kids Apple and Moses with Coldplay frontman Chris Martin, has used her Goop platform to not only hawk CBD products but also to speak up about the importance of cannabis as medicine.

Madonna has been breaking rules and pushing boundaries since her debut album made her a superstar in 1983. She is the proud mother of six kids and has been vocal about her cannabis use for years. For her 62nd birthday, she even celebrated in Jamaica with a joint and a huge tray of bud.

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