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Linni Ingemundsen

4 stars across 2 books

Linni Ingemundsen is from Norway, though she has lived in three different countries and will never be done exploring the world. She has worked as a dishwasher in Australia, a volunteer journalist in Tanzania and has had approximately 2.5 near-death experiences. Still, what truly inspires her writing is her background growing up in a village on the south-western coast of Norway. She does not know how to draw but is somehow a freelance cartoonist. Some of her favourite things in life include chocolate, free Wi-Fi and her yellow typewriter.

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One in a Hundred Thousand

4th March 2021

One in a Hundred Thousand

"Perfectly captures how it feels to be an outsider. I loved it." Tamsin Winter Fifteen year old Sander wishes he was lik... MoreOne in a Hundred Thousand

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The Unpredictability of Being Human

28th December 2017

The Unpredictability of Being Human

If I got to be God for one day, I'd like to say I'd end world hunger and create world peace. But I wouldn't. Because if ... MoreThe Unpredictability of Being Human

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One in a Hundred Thousand

by Hutch2

This is definitely aimed at teens due to some of the themes covered. However, the text is not complex so would be good for reluctant readers. It is se...
One in a Hundred Thousand

by Ona

This book has a hugely important message for all teenagers going through this very difficult stage of life not just for those with rare conditions. A ...
One in a Hundred Thousand

by Lissy

I really enjoyed this book.

Sander has SRS, Silver-Russell syndrome

Sander had a lot to deal with and these issues are very real to him. He went...