Alex Bell (1) (1986–)
Author of Frozen Charlotte
For other authors named Alex Bell, see the disambiguation page.
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The Polar Bear 1 copy
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- Canonical name
- Bell, Alex
- Legal name
- Bell, Alex
- Birthdate
- 1986
- Gender
- female
- Nationality
- UK
- Places of residence
- Hampshire, England, UK
- Occupations
- Advice Worker
Writer - Organizations
- Citizens' Advice Bureau
- Short biography
- Alex Bell est écrivaine et avocate.
Elle décida, à 15 ans, en voyant John et Robert Kennedy, de devenir avocate. Dans ce but, elle commença des études de droit. Lorsqu'elle était à l'université, elle écrivit six romans, dont le deuxième lui valut l'attention d'une agent, Carolyn Whitaker de l'agence London Independant Books, mais, malheureusement, elle ne fut pas publiée.
Cependant, elle réussit à publier un premier livre, "The Ninth Circle", en 2008. Depuis, elle a écrit plusieurs romans d'épouvantes pour adultes et adolescents.
"Emmurées" (Frozen Charlotte) est paru en version électronique en 2014, et en version papier en 2015.
Alex vit actuellement à Hampshire, en Angleterre où elle pratique son activité d'avocate, en parallèle de sa passion pour l'écriture. Elle est conseillère pour le Bureau de conseil des citoyens.
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Note: I accessed a digital review copy of this book through Edelweiss.
between 2 and 2.5 stars. it's a fun adventure with a few lessons along the way and trouble to escape from that i'm sure the kids would find exciting. i liked the feminist aspect of it, the found family aspect of it, and the friendship aspects of it. i wasn't as into the fantasy creatures, the out-group fighting (although that turned into a good collaboration-of-sorts), or the constant danger to keep the tension up. (all things my kid thought were great.)
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Stella is not like other girls but she still dislikes her rare weird pale skin and hair. Girls are not supposed to be explorers but she goes anyway.
She gets separated from the adults and jas a fantasy adventire with various obstacles.
The antagonists felt like caricatures sometimes, just like the nice adults were very much perfect.
I did like the emphasis on how “odd” children do not need to change. Beanie and Shay are both perfectly fine as they are, regardless what anyone says. Among each other they are perfectly fine with each others oddities while the adults make a fuss.… (more)