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  • Vicky Angel

    Vicky Angel

    Name: Raynee Age 11
    01 March 2019;

    Genre: Friends and family

    I love this book so much as I relate to it.

  • Monsters in the Mirror

    Name: Linda Brown
    01 March 2019;

    Genre: Fantasy

    Monsters in the Mirror is book one of a beautifully creative fantasy series. I enjoyed every pacey chapter (as old as I am! ), routing for the main characters - who are quirky and at times quite funny - until the very last page.Darwen Arkwright has had to move from...

  • Lenny's Book of Everything

    Name:
    28 February 2019;

    Genre: Real life

    This is a simply marvellous book; beautifully written and crammed with detail and richness. I would recommend it for older readers as there is a huge amount that is never spelled out but is not really suitable for younger children, possibly not even the oldest and most mature Year 6.<br...

  • Lark

    Lark

    Name: Joanna Hewish
    11 February 2019;

    Genre: Real life

    From the award winning and Carnegie nominated Anthony McGowan, this is already set to be another best seller. A real page turner which had me gripped to the end. Lark continues the story of Nicky and Kenny, brothers who have not had the best start in life. But in this tale, things have finally s...

  • A Pinch of Magic

    Name: Beverley Somerset
    07 February 2019;

    Genre: Magical Realism

    A Pinch of Magic is a lovely book, and it has been a delight to read and review it. Betty Widdershins lives with her Granny, and her sisters Fliss and Charlie, in the Poachers Pocket Inn in the village of Crowstone. Their mother is dead and their father is imprisoned in Crowst...

  • A World Without Princes (The School for Good and Evil, Book 2)

    A World Without Princes (The School for Good and Evil)

    Name: Linda Brown
    04 February 2019;

    Genre: Fantasy

    A World Without Princes is book two of the magical The School for Good and Evil series. This part of the story is deeper and darker, with pacy twists and turns that help keep the reader enga...

  • The Button War: A Tale of the Great War

    The Button War

    Name: Leanne Woolcock
    03 February 2019;

    Genre: Historical Fiction

    As a teacher, I am always on the lookout for gripping books to make my students think so when this book landed on my desk - based on the power struggle between the Russian and German armies during 1914 - I knew I had to make it a priority to read. Having never read any books by Avi befo...

  • The School for Good and Evil (The School for Good and Evil, Book 1)

    The School for Good and Evil

    Name: Linda Brown
    31 January 2019;

    Genre: Fantasy

    The School for Good and Evil was not what I was expecting when I picked it up! This is a funny, frightening, fast-paced twist of a story about the fairy tales that we have all grown up with (I have placed it in the fairy tale category, but could also be called fantasy). <p...

  • Lenny's Book of Everything

    Name: Janet Fisher
    31 January 2019;

    Genre: Real life

    This is one of those quirky stories which is very hard to place in a category and to suggest a readership. Set in the US in the 1970s, it tells of a Lenny (Lenore), her mother and her brother Davey who just keeps growing. Their father, after many journeys away, simply does not return one day s...

  • Crystal Run: Shield of Lies: Book 2

    The Shield of Lies

    Name: Azra Age 11
    30 January 2019;

    Genre: Fantasy

    This book follows Crystal Run which I loved. I loved this book because there is always a mystery that needs to be revealed and a ending to be discovered. In this book, the main characters Kaia and Joe have been taken prisoner but have to escape back to Carcassia, to stop other Runners from being...