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  • National Trust: 2023 Nature Month-By-Month: A Children's Almanac

    National Trust: 2023 Nature Month-By-Month: A Children's Almanac

    Name: Amanda Shipton
    15 September 2022;

    Genre: Environment & Nature

    Discover all the brilliant things that you can see, make and do with this amazing month by month guide to the year. Published in collaboration with the National Trust, 2023 Nature Month-By-Month: A Children's Almanac is packed with nature spotter guides; exciting indoor and ou...

  • Beyond the Frozen Horizon

    Beyond the Frozen Horizon

    Name: Sue Wilsher
    15 September 2022;

    Genre: Environment & Nature

    In 2030, the world leaders pledged a coordinated and unprecedented response to the Climate Crisis, introducing strict Climate Laws and establishing World Wilderness Zones, including the High Arctic. Rory's mum is an environmental geologist whose new job with Greenlight, a company which claims...

  • Pages & Co.: The Treehouse Library (Pages & Co., Book 5)

    Pages and Co: The Treehouse Library

    Name: Sue Wilsher
    15 September 2022;

    Genre: Fantasy

    With his Uncle Horatio still trapped in a poisoned sleep, Milo steals away with his new friend, Alessia, to find the cure. They need to find the Botanist and discover her magical treehouse - and Milo's grandmother. The children work with the Botanist to find the ingredients for the cure, forag...

  • The Last Storyteller: Winner of the Newbery Medal

    The Last Storyteller

    Name: Donna Burkert
    15 September 2022;

    Genre: Science Fiction

    In The Last Storyteller, a comet is heading for Earth and an exodus of the chosen few has begun. Petra and her family are some of the ones chosen ones to board the three Pleiades vessels that will take them across the galaxy to a new planet, a new home. With their bodies place...

  • Time Travel at Puddle Lane: A Bloomsbury Reader: Dark Blue Book Band

    Time Travel at Puddle Lane

    Name: Lizi Backhouse
    15 September 2022;

    Genre: Adventure

    Ariella and Yosef notice that their school librarian keeps coming back to the library covered in mud. They can't resist investigating and end up transported back in time to Georgian London, where they meet the founder of their school. Time Travel at Puddle Lane is split...

  • The Secret School Invasion

    The Secret School Invasion

    Name: Sam
    14 September 2022;

    Genre: Funny Stories

    If you're ooking for a book to encourage reading for pleasure and build reading stamina in newly independent readers, then The Secret School Invasion by Pamela Butchart is just what the book you need. This laugh-out-loud account of the amalgamation of two rival schools will ha...

  • The Consequence Girl

    The Consequence Girl

    Name: Clare Parkinson
    13 September 2022;

    Genre: Science Fiction

    I was grateful to receive this from a ReadingZone competition, and looked forward to the children in my primary school library enjoying it. I confess science fiction isn't really my thing. We had read Orion Lost in a year 5 book group, and I had found it slight...

  • Always, Clementine

    Always, Clementine

    Name: Nicola Mansfield
    12 September 2022;

    Genre: Animals

    It's a strange thing to say when asked by a friend why you're crying and you answer that a mouse made you do it. The look you receive is one of confusion. I simply put this book, Always, Clementine, into my friend's hands and told them to read it, that they'd understand. <...

  • Into Goblyn Wood

    Into Goblyn Wood

    Name: Sally Marshall
    12 September 2022;

    Genre: Fantasy

    I loved Into Goblyn Wood from start to finish. The reader finds themself drawn into a fascinating and highly original fairy world, rich in detail and with colourful, engaging characters. The story is fast moving, cleverly constructed and well written. It's a real treat! <p...

  • Always, Clementine

    Always, Clementine

    Name: Catherine
    11 September 2022;

    Genre: Animals

    What a lovely book! It is emotional, fun, informative and exciting all at the same time!   Always, Clementine tells the tale of a little mouse called Clementine who escapes from a laboratory which tests on animals. Clementine misses her friend Rosie the chimp and writes letter...