The Tulip Touch
(8 reviews with an average rating of 5 out of 5)
Publisher: Penguin
Natalie befriends a loner called Tulip, who, from the start, displays some sinister character traits. As the story develops, her love of strange (and often malicious) games becomes increasingly disturbing when combined with her fascination with fire...
An effective and haunting story, written soon after various cases of child violence hit the headlines.
What you thought...
Average rating:
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Alexander, 19 January 2024
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Very interesting read. Definately something I would read to my kids.
Ehlonna, 04 February 2020
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Truly grusome book great ending read it once and now reading it a second
Ava, 09 June 2017
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your book was the best book I have ever read, it's just so inspiring
fizah, 04 October 2016
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Excellent as always from Anne Fine!
Hannah, 05 May 2016
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it was great loved it im not good at english but this was great
sakshee, 05 October 2015
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Great book gruesome and compelling definitely a fave
Megan, 14 September 2015
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i think that your book is amazing and we first did it class for English then since the a loved your book
sam, 20 December 2012
Amazing story telling of such children and Tulips sinister tendencies, absolutely loved it! would recommend :D