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  • The Book of Stolen Dreams

    The Book of Stolen Dreams

    Name: Beverley Somerset
    12 November 2021;

    Genre: Adventure

    Rachel lives with her older brother, Robert and their parents in the city of Brava in the land of Krasnia. Her father is a librarian and works in the North Brava Public Lending Library. When Rachel was just a baby, the Krasnia was taken over by the evil dictator Charles Malstain. He hated chil...

  • A Night at the Frost Fair

    A Night at the Frost Fair

    Name: Lisa Watkins
    11 November 2021;

    Genre: Historical Fiction

    A heart warming story in which Maya finds herself transported back into historical London Thameside. There, Maya meets a friend called Eddie who shows her the sights of the Winter Frost Fair. Maya and Eddie have a deeper connection than they may first realise and Maya realises her dream may be...

  • Black and British: An Illustrated History

    Black and British: An illustrated history

    Name: Sharon Porter
    11 November 2021;

    Genre: Representation & Inclusion

    David Olusogu says Black and British: An illustrated history is the book he wishes he'd had to read when he was a child. What he hasn't realised is the massive impact his glorious book has had on the children in my class. We had been studying the Romans and Emperor Septimus Se...

  • The Chime Seekers

    The Chime Seekers

    Name: Hayley Summerfield
    10 November 2021;

    Genre: Fantasy

    The Chime Seekers is an enchanting new adventure story from Ross Montgomery. This haunting masterpiece is brimming with magic, quests, acceptance and friendship. The story allows us to step into a world of faerie tricks and hidden danger, a world of peril and adventure. <p...

  • Star

    Star

    Name: Lucy Newton
    10 November 2021;

    Genre: Animals

    Another lovely book by Holly Webb! Holly Webb's book are pitched perfectly for children who are building their reading stamina and introducing themselves to chunkier chapter books. This story follows a girl called Anna who find a small, wooden tiger. When she sleeps with the tiger tucke...

  • Adam-2

    Adam-2

    Name: Aaron Age 11
    08 November 2021;

    Genre: Science Fiction

    Adam-2 is the story of a robot with AI caught in a world where Funks (robots who are made to command and do human jobs) and humans are war. The war was created by Adam-1 who reprogrammed robots to kill humans after the humans abused and mistreated robots. Now Adam-2's task to...

  • Great Britons: 50 Amazing People Who Have Called Britain Home

    Great Britons: 50 Amazing People Who Have Called Britain Home

    Name: Jane Rew
    08 November 2021;

    Genre: Non Fiction

    The line-up of famous and non-so-famous in Great Britons: 50 Amazing People Who Have Called Britain Home is fascinating; people from different periods, men and women, different nationalities, ethnicities and faith backgrounds, juxtaposed so that the reader never gets bored, ev...

  • Monster Hunting For Beginners

    Monster Hunting for Beginners

    Name: Sharon Porter
    05 November 2021;

    Genre: Funny Stories

    Jack, what else would a monster slayer be called, has a terrible aunt who is really mean to him and who is totally ungrateful when he rescues her from the jaws (literally) of an ogre. However that's when our Jack's adventures really begin. Stoop takes Jack on as his apprentice and we learn all...

  • How Was That Built?: The Stories Behind Awesome Structures

    How Was That Built? The Stories Behind Amazing Structures

    Name: Nicki Cleveland
    04 November 2021;

    Genre: Non Fiction

    Have you every wondered how they built the Shard, the Pantheon or the Katse Dam? Or how structures are built underwater? Or why there are so many different types of bridges? Or how building will change in the future? Well, this book will answer all of those questions and more whilst introducin...

  • A Puppy Called Sparkle

    A Puppy Called Sparkle

    Name: Jane Rew
    04 November 2021;

    Genre: Animals

    The cute golden retriever pup on the cover will undoubtedly catch the attention of Key Stage Ones (especially, but not exclusively, girls). However, 'cute' means business for puppy farmers (read 'criminals') whose scruples are nowhere near as clean as Jasmine's. Young Jas has been broug...