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  • The Mummy's Curse: A time-travelling adventure to discover the secrets of Tutankhamun

    The Mummy's Curse (The Butterfly Club 2)

    Name: Hayley Summerfield
    30 January 2023;

    Genre: Historical Fiction

    MA Bennett is back with the next book in The Butterfly Club series: The Mummy's Curse (The Butterfly Club, book 2). This time-travelling adventure takes readers from London in 1894 forward in time to Egypt in 1922. It is such an enthralling read, you will not be able to put it...

  • Dragon Storm: Erin and Rockhammer

    Dragon Storm - Erin and Rockhammer

    Name: Lauren Maidman
    28 January 2023;

    Genre: Fantasy

    Erin and Rockhammer is the sixth book in the Dragon Storm series and it is the best one yet!! Each story follows a Dragonseer (someone who can summon a dragon) and this story follows Erin, a foster child with some amazing fighting skills and mega bravery. The...

  • The Storm Swimmer

    The Storm Swimmer

    Name: Nathan Cox
    27 January 2023;

    Genre: Friends and family

    I knew this would be another great read after reading The Lightning Catcher. The Storm Swimmer by Clare Weze is a brilliant, imaginative adventure story with easily relatable themes, characters and settings. Clare always manages to d...

  • Rida and Madiya: A Bloomsbury Reader

    Rida & Madiya

    Name: Lizi Backhouse
    24 January 2023;

    Genre: Friends and family

    Rida and Madiya are sisters but don't really see eye to eye. However, when the future of the local library is threatened, can the girls work together to try to save it? This is from the Bloomsbury Reader's collection - stories that are reviving school book band schemes with in...

  • Little Owl's Bedtime (paperback)

    Little Owl's Bedtime

    Name: Jenny B
    22 January 2023;

    Genre: Animals

    Little Owl's Bedtime is a charming tale about a small owls who is busy while other animals are fast asleep. This book will be a loved at bedtime as you see many animals tucked up for the night. This is also a great books for learning animal names. I like the free link to the s...

  • National Trust: Look What I Found on the Farm

    National Trust: Look What I Found on the Farm

    Name: Jenny B
    22 January 2023;

    Genre: Non Fiction

    A book for children who love exploring and enjoy the outside. There is so much to see on each page; National Trust: Look What I Found on the Farm is packed with facts and things to find. Having grown up in the countryside, I know lots about farms but I still learned new facts from reading this...

  • The Kiss

    The Kiss

    Name: Jen B
    21 January 2023;

    Genre: Baby & Toddler Books

    Have you children ever said, 'Just one more hug, just one more kiss...' This beautiful picture book tell the story of two animals looking for a goodnight kiss. One story starts at the front of the book and one at the back. The animals cannot fall asleep without a kiss and no one wants to help....

  • Selfies With Komodos: Poems by by Brian Moses

    Selfies With Komodos: Poems by Brian Moses

    Name: Wendy Kelly
    21 January 2023;

    Genre: Poetry

    Selfies With Komodos is a fab little book of new poems from the well-known poet Brian Moses. There are poems about dogs and cats, mythical creatures, journeys on night trains and vampire facials! A very eclectic mix, but one that works around a collective theme of imagination....

  • A Ticket to Kalamazoo!: Zippy Poems To Read Out Loud

    A Ticket to Kalamazoo!: Zippy Poems To Read Out Loud

    Name: Wendy Kelly
    21 January 2023;

    Genre: Poetry

    A Ticket to Kalamazoo! is an absolutely delightful collection of poems for the younger reader. It's beautifully designed and illustrated with large, clear text that is sometimes linear and sometimes fitted to the shape of the subject - the Alien poem is a great starting point...

  • No Pets Allowed! A Bloomsbury Reader

    No Pets Allowed! A Bloomsbury Reader

    Name: Lizi Backhouse
    21 January 2023;

    Genre: Young fiction

    Keva usually spends every Saturday helping her grandpa at his animal adoption centre. But when he has to go to the hospital one week and Keva goes to visit him, she comes across the very rude hospital manager. Can Keva persuade Mr. Sallow that pets should be allowed? The Bloomsbury Read...