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Scavengers

Darren Simpson

Scavengers

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4 out 5

13 reviews

Landfill has lived his whole life as a scavenger, running with wooflers, swimming with turtles and feasting on fresh gull. Old Babagoo has always looked after him, on one condition - follow his rules. NEVER COME LOOKING OUTSIDE. NEVER RISE ABOVE THE WALL. But despite the dangers, Landfill longs to see Outside. And some rules are made to be broken.

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It was better than I thought, an amazing book.

Anonymous 12.09.2023

Got me wanting to explore the world and touched me to the core

Anonymous 07.08.2023

I thought the book to be strangley fascinating, and fun. I really enjoyed this book.

Anonymous 03.08.2023

This was a great book, and it may surprise you!

Anonymous 11.09.2021

Its a fictional book and my favourite character is landfill who is just like Mogly the jungle boy. So much familiar yet interesting

Anonymous 24.08.2021

interesting

Anonymous 28.07.2021

In interesting book about a young boy, Landfill, and a man, Babagoo, who live, sectioned off, away from society with only animals and each other for company. People outside the walls of their home are said to have 'The Hunger' and therefore the pair only ever leave their area to scavenge for food. But as Landfill gets older, curiosity gets the better of him. He starts to question their life and what is beyond the walls. I enjoyed the slow build of the characters and story in this book. Landfill and Babagoo had their own words for things, often in line with how a toddler would speak (e.g. 'amnals' for animals) which would be interesting to use when teaching formal and informal voice.

Anonymous 14.08.2020

It was a good book. It was a fiction.The character that I liked best was Landfill. I strongly recommend it to others.

Anonymous 09.11.2019

This book is filled with unexpected discoveries and twist. Many names used in this book left me in a confused and annoyed state. But when I realised that all these names belong to authors who the best of their times , it impressed me. Land fill lived his whole life as a scavenger and Babagoo has always been there to Gaurd him . Land fill longs to venture outside the walls and to discover things beyond Hinderland.

Anonymous 02.11.2019

The book is about a boy called Landfill who's lived his whole life as a scavenger. He was found as a baby and raised by an old man, Babagoo. The story follows Landfill as he makes a friend with an 'outsider'. Landfill is very unsure of this friendship as he has never experienced anything like it. Wow! What a massive emotional rollercoaster ride of a book. I think I pretty much cried for the last 2 chapters of the book. I think the last 4 chapters changed everything for me. There are so many twists and turns, and each one is brilliant. This is ridiculously well written book and I loved reading every minute of it. I found myself frustrated, sad, angry, happy and sometimes all within a short space of time. I think the character I most relate to is Dawn because she constantly wants to help Landfill, she's very caring and adventurous. It completely peaked my curiosity and I couldn't put it down. I'd reread it in a heart beat but I just need a minute to process everything before I dive back in! That ending, was beautiful and sad. The blurb does not do this book justice.

Anonymous 22.07.2019

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