Letters from the Lighthouse

I really liked this book because it touched my heart. My favourite character was Olive because she’s always determined.

A mysterious, thoughtful and comfortable book

My class love listening to the story and also studying the different parts of the story

This book isn't the best book I have read but it is still good. I would recommend this book to someone who likes tanks and is interested in lighthouses

A lovely story set during WWII. I was gripped til the end.

I think this book is a determined girl olive trying to see the light during the dark times in the war along with juggling unformed relationships between Esther Jenkins and herself /the dazzling theories surrounding her sister sukie in this book we’ve seen a young girl mature and develop into a young women.it’s just a generally amazed book showing age and size doesn’t matter you can be an asett in any shape or form no matter what

Amazing book, Iloved it.

it was realy good. Set in in world war 2. Recommend to people age 9 and over

Highly recommend. Brilliant text to use in class alongside a WWII topic. V

Really interesting and I am always curios what will happen next

This was a good book but throughout it was hard to understand and got a bit boring

Amazing

I really liked this book and I would definitely recommend it.

It is set in the World War 2 so would definitely recommend it

I loved this book it was funny scary and great to read all my favourite things

A mystery, a coded message, a war. Somehow, hope.

I really really loved this book. It is now definitely one of my favourites. My favourite character was Olive. I would definitely recommend this book.

The historical element was good to support our history. The main character reaching out to others and being supportive even when she herself was struggling supported PSHE and citizenship.

It was really exciting I love Emma Carrol books.

I liked Sukie she is very active and enthusiastic.And very kind,but she's gotten missing.Olive and her brotherevacuate to Devonshire coast to stay with a mysterious lighthouse keeper. There at the lighthouse Olive must solve a mystery of her own:
A strange coded note which seems to link Sukie to Devon,and to somthing dark and impossibly dangerous...............

Febuary,1941

I liked Olive as she was determined and kept going! It’s a fictional storey but based on true facts about WW2.
I would recommend this book to others.

A lovely story about ww2 refugees and evacuees. It kept me gripped. There are so many stories about this time in history it is hard to find something that feels different. This books adds something new. I enjoyed it.

I loved this book. The best bit was when Olive and Ester made friends and rescued a boat carrying people from Australia at risk. I would recommend this to people who want a thrilling adventure along with friendship.

An amazing book is one of my fav books ever! I Would recommend to ages 9 upwards as bits are quite sad! I have read this book again and again and have never got bored of it!

This heartwarming novel by Emma Caroll contains a girl named Olive and her younger brother Clive.
They are watching a film when an air raid begins. Olives older sister Sukie disappears with a strange male. A coded note is the only clue. Will the pair crack the code or will they be as ignorant as everybody else?
This is a gripping story and my favourite part is when they are moved to a lighthouse and first realise something is wrong. Everybody has secrets and Olive, not being stupid, knows they are all in something. Otherwise, why would there be piles of hats and scarves all over along with numerous tins of food and secretive glances.
Letters from the lighthouse gets 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it ti anyone over the age of 8 who likes codes and some sad and happy moments. This book grips you all the way through and you cannot stop reading it.

THIS BOOK IS AMAZING,FUNNY,EMOTIONAL AND I THINK 10 YEARS AND UP WOULD BE A SUTIBLE AGE LIMIT! My favourite characters where esther and cliff.