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Purple

Graham J. Sharpe

Kindle Edition | Pages: 356 pages

Rating: 3.59 | 69 Users | 18 Reviews

Declare Of Books Purple

Title	:	Purple
Author	:	Graham J. Sharpe
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 356 pages
Published	:	September 7th 2011 by Sharpe Tale Publishing
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult

Explanation Concering Books Purple

WINNER 2013 Purple Dragonfly Book Awards (young adult category)

The 2013 Purple Dragonfly Book Awards also placed it SECOND in the Science Fiction/Fantasy Category and SECOND-TIE in the Spiritual/Religious Category

QUARTER-FINALIST 2013 Amazon Breakthrough Novel Award (young adult category)

FINALIST 2012 Kindle Book Review Best Indie Books (young adult category)

After a purple storm sweeps around Planet Earth, stealing millions of people, four teenagers struggle to make it alone in London.

Drawn together by a series of bizarre coincidences, Ellie, Midge, Scott and Marty soon find themselves entangled with a bunch of interfering pensioners. Among the cast of players are flamboyant hairdresser Mr Rupert, Pearl the loud-mouthed tea lady, and June, a psychic, who travels the world on her motorbike.

As the tranquillizing effects of the Purple diminish, greed and the lust for power take hold. Penny Treasure, leader of the Decision Makers Council, dreams up an idea that could destroy the world forever.

In a desperate hunt to find the missing, clues are pieced together and some shocking secrets come tumbling out of the closet.

Rating Of Books Purple

Ratings: 3.59 From 69 Users | 18 Reviews

Weigh Up Of Books Purple

A great new author who manages to combine a futuristic setting with current spiritual themes such as predetermination and the law of attraction. In parts the novel reads like a children's book for adults and in others it illustrates how such laws and theories can be translated in to real life, in an entertaining and not merely instructive way. A very important work of art.

Very unusual but. Bit of a rushed ending. Lots of references to purple and nothing much more concrete

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Loved loved loved it! (I'll say it thrice for added emphasis :P)Where do I start? Well Graham Sharpe is better at writing from a teens point of a view than Jo Rowling (I know that's a big claim but read it and see). The thoughts of the characters come so naturally and all the little insecurities of adolescence are accurately portrayed in there.I found the topic of the book fascinating; it was original and interesting. I found a lot of the writing pretty inspiring and there are some

Several of the characters were cool, the opening premise was promising and the reviews were very strong...but overall, this book was a big disappointment and the ending left me feeling duped and deceived. I feel like I wasted my time with this book and would not recommend it to anyone. Wanted to stop several times, but convinced myself that something good was going to happen or the reviews/ratings would not be so positive. Nothing good happened and I certainly do not understand all the praise

As I started this book, I wondered if the author dropped acid. But, as I got into the story I discovered that although it would be a strange trip, it was an imaginative one with a rather wonderful message for all of us about life and death. It's quirky and whimsical; certainly an enjoyable read and definitely original. I liked it but I don't think it was 5 stars as it didn't WOW me or leave me wanting to read it again.