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  • Murder At Snowfall

    Murder at Snowfall

    Name: Clair Bossons
    04 November 2022;

    Genre: Mystery & Detective

    Murder at Snowfall hooked me in from the very first page. Fleur Hitchcock's books are very popular in our school library and now I can see why! This murder mystery launched straight into the action and kept me guessing until the end with lots of twists and turns along t...

  • The Ship of Doom

    The Ship of Doom

    Name: Mia Davidson
    03 November 2022;

    Genre: Historical Fiction

    This book is amazing! I love the way M. A. Bennett talked about the past and the future. The idea is a great one!  I suggest everyone to read this book.

  • Resist: One Girl's Fight Back Against the Nazis

    Resist

    Name: Joanna Hewish
    03 November 2022;

    Genre: Historical Fiction

    Resist is a brilliant story to teach children and young adults about the severity of World War II without frightening them with all the gory details; the imagined story of young Audrey Hepburn. Little is known about her younger years, but Tom Palmer (author) has pieced togethe...

  • You Are History: From the Alarm Clock to the Toilet, the Amazing History of the Things You Use Every Day

    You are History

    Name: Sue Wilsher
    02 November 2022;

    Genre: Non Fiction

    In this lively, entertaining book, Greg Jenner guides the reader through an ordinary day, revealing how all the everyday things we all do are full of history. Starting first thing in the morning with the ringing of the alarm clock and ending with bedtime, there is so much to learn in these pag...

  • Wishyouwas: The tiny guardian of lost letters

    Wishyouwas

    Name: Megan Webb
    02 November 2022;

    Genre: Adventure

    Wishyouwas is a heartwarming, feel-good story set to be a future classic. This is a classic good versus evil story with a fantastic set of characters. Set at Christmas in 1952, the story starts with the protagonist, Penny, believing she spotted a rat. However, rats most...

  • Adam Wins the Internet

    Adam Wins the Internet

    Name: Lisa Watkins
    02 November 2022;

    Genre: Personal Growth

    Adam Wins the Internet is a really relevant 'hopes and aspirations' book for children in 2022. The days of wishing to become a popstar are over and so many children in the classroom these days dream of becoming the next You Tube sensation. However, this comes with a good dose...

  • Operation Nativity

    Operation Nativity

    Name: Sam
    01 November 2022;

    Genre: Funny Stories

    Operation Nativity is a fabulously funny story that is the PERFECT Christmas adventure; full of laughter, family and friendship, all tied up beautifully with the magic of Christmas. Oscar and his family have been invited to spend Christmas with his Grandparents at their...

  • How to Make a Book

    How to make a book

    Name: Maria
    01 November 2022;

    Genre: Non Fiction

    How to Make a Book is a fabulous non fiction book about how a book is written, created and published. This book chronicles each stage in the book process with illustrations, facts and chatty information to help children and adults understand this process. I learned so m...

  • Murder At Snowfall

    Murder at Snowfall

    Name: Sue Wilsher
    01 November 2022;

    Genre: Mystery & Detective

    Ruby's mum is preoccupied. There has been a fire at the surgery where she works; her boss, Dr Price, has gone missing; and she is convinced someone has been following her. As the snow falls and odd things keep happening, everyone is jumpy. So when Ruby’s 'Step', Lucas, dares her to open an aba...

  • Grimms' Fairy Tales, Retold by Elli Woollard, Illustrated by Marta Altes

    Grimms' Fairy Tales

    Name: Maria Faithorn
    01 November 2022;

    Genre: Fairy Tales & Folk Tales

    This is a beautiful collection of five classic stories, each retold in more detail than is commonly done. Additionally, these great, alternative tellings of well-known stories will catch the attention of children who may feel a bit too 'grown up' for the likes of Red Riding Hood and Cinderella...