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Exiles of ColSec Study Guide

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by Douglas Hill
About 8 pages (2,461 words)

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Review. Booklist (November 1, 1984): 360. Calls Hill's novel an "actionand violence-packed adventure," and "a sure winner for fans of Hill's earlier books."

Review. Growing Point (January, 1984): 4193-4194. The critic praises the "statement of faith in human nature which has always been the hallmark of Douglas Hill's robust and inventive novels."

Review. Junior Book Shelf (June, 1984): 139. Questions Hill's use of "weird and horrific happenings" as a device to draw the interest of young readers.

Review. School Librarian (June, 1984): 153-154. Praises Hill's novel as "serious and important," and compares its themes to.....

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Exiles of ColSec from Beacham's Encyclopedia of Popular Fiction and Beacham's Guide to Literature for Young Adults. ©2005-2006 Thomson Gale, a part of the Thomson Corporation. All rights reserved.



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