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  • Mia and the Lightcasters

    Mia and The Lightcasters

    Name: Lisa Watkins
    01 September 2022;

    Genre: Fantasy

    Mia and The Lightcasters is a book that you cant put down! It is an exciting fantasy novel aimed at children from aged 8+. Mia, who lives with her little brother and parents, dreams of being an umbra tamer until a haunting encounter leaves her afraid and staying close t...

  • Spark (The Twitchers)

    Spark

    Name: Beverley Somerset
    01 September 2022;

    Genre: Mystery & Detective

    A new adventure for the mystery-solving Twitchers! When Jack finds an injured cat, he realises that the animal has been deliberately shot. After talking to a vet, he discovers that other animals have been similarly hurt, one fatally. He decides that the Twitchers should investigate these crime...

  • The Last Monster

    The Last Monster

    Name: Nathan Cox
    01 September 2022;

    Genre: Fantasy

    The Last Monster by Dan Walker is yet another brilliantly constructed adventure story. After reading The Light Hunters, the first book in the series, I couldn't wait to read the second book and I was immediately hooked once again into the world of the light hunters. The...

  • A Beginner's Guide to Ruling the Galaxy

    A Beginner's Guide to Ruling the Galaxy

    Name: Sam
    01 September 2022;

    Genre: Funny Stories

    A Beginner's Guide to Ruling the Galaxy is a highly amusing sci-fi adventure that explores some of the more complex issues of relationships, family and friendship, while laughing all the way. Gavin lives with his foster family in Middling and, having been moved from one foster...

  • Running Out of Time

    Running Out Of Time

    Name: Nathan Cox
    01 September 2022;

    Genre: Suspense & Thrillers

    Running Out Of Time by Simon Fox is an action packed science fiction thriller that will hold the reader's interest from the very first to the very last page. The story twists and turns as it unravels leaving you guessing right to the end. I love how the story hops between past...

  • And Everything Will Be Glad to See You

    And Everything Will be Glad to See You: Poems by Women and Girls

    Name: Sue Wilsher
    31 August 2022;

    Genre: Poetry

    Nosy Crow have set a real precedent for beautifully presented poetry anthologies and this is no exception. The striking cloth bound cover with its stunning illustration is both tactile and tempting. The collection contains a wealth of poems from well-loved, familiar voices to newer poets whose...

  • The Misunderstandings of Charity Brown

    The Misunderstandings of Charity Brown

    Name: Linda Canning
    30 August 2022;

    Genre: Historical Fiction

    The Misunderstandings of Charity Brown is a coming-of-age tale, following the life of the protagonist, Charity Brown. Charity's family belongs to a strict religious sect and the story follows the young girl as she struggles to find her place in the world. I am a big fan...

  • Last Gamer Standing

    Last Gamer Standing

    Name: Donna Ritchie
    24 August 2022;

    Genre: Science Fiction

    Now I'm far from being a gamer, however, gamers - what a book for you (especially the ever increasing number of girls who are gamers). Set in 2067, the main character, Reyna, finds gaming hard going - not down to the actual game but because of the racism and sexism! I never knew that this occu...

  • Outside Chance (Don't Doubt the Rainbow 2)

    Outside Chance (Don't Doubt the Rainbow 2)

    Name: Ruth Cornish
    17 August 2022;

    Genre: Personal Growth

    Outside Chance, the second book in the Don't Doubt The Rainbow series by Anthony Kessel, is a cracking read! Fast-paced and page-turning, I read it in a couple of sittings whilst on holiday and it was the perfect mystery to enjoy at the beach. That said, it wo...

  • Loki: A Bad God's Guide to Taking the Blame

    Loki: A Bad God’s Guide to Taking the Blame

    Name: Linda Canning
    16 August 2022;

    Genre: Funny Stories

    If I were to write down a list of my class's favourite things to find in a book, the latest installment in the Loki series would hit them all. Utterly madcap? Check. Hilariously funny? Check. Completely random? Check. Filled with glorious illustrations? Check The list could go on! Louie...