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  • The Infinite

    The Infinite

    Name: Hayley Summerfield
    06 May 2021;

    Genre: Science Fiction

    The Infinite is the debut novel by Patience Agbabi, a thrilling and original time-travelling adventure that starts in the Year 2020. This compelling story is focused around 'The Gift' bestowed upon Leaplings - children born on the 29th February who have the ability to travel b...

  • The Time-Thief

    The Time-Thief

    Name: Hayley Summerfield
    06 May 2021;

    Genre: Science Fiction

    The Time-Thief is the second book from the Leap Cycle series (see The Infinite) by the fantastic author Patience Agbabi. This thrilling adventure story returns us to the lives of Elle and Big Ben - Leaplings with 'T...

  • The Life and Time of Lonny Quicke

    The Life and Time of Lonny Quicke

    Name: Jacqueline Harris
    06 May 2021;

    Genre: Fairy Tales & Folk Tales

    Lonny lives in the forest, away from the town of Farstoke. He lives with his little brother Midge, his father and grandfather and is home-schooled. The reason is because he is a lifeling; someone who can literally give life to others, to animals or people. The cost of this, however, is at the...

  • The Infinity Files

    The Infinity Files

    Name: Catherine Purcell
    06 May 2021;

    Genre: Science Fiction

    I've not read much sci-fi, not because I don't like it exactly, more because there are so many fabulous books and given a choice I never really strayed into the genre. Not such a promising start for a review of a sci-fi book I hear you cry but bear with, I really enjoyed The Infinity F...

  • The Last Gate of the Emperor

    The Last Gate of the Emperor

    Name: Jane Rew
    06 May 2021;

    Genre: Fantasy

    I enjoyed the humour and imagined conversations between Yared (the main male character) and The Iris (his female rival and soon-to-be friend). I also enjoyed the surprises round every corner, the characters being almost as multi-dimensional as the setting, with its HKO (Hunt for Kaleb's Obelis...

  • The Nightsilver Promise

    The Nightsilver Promise

    Name: Matthew Age 11
    06 May 2021;

    Genre: Fantasy

    The Nightsilver Promise is a real marvel! You are transported by author Annaliese Avery into a magical world governed by science and the destiny-led journey of a young girl named Paisley. Floating boroughs of London, mythical dragons and a brother who holds a secret of huge ma...

  • I Am Not a Label: 34 disabled artists, thinkers, athletes and activists from past and present

    I Am Not A Label

    Name: Bryony Davies
    04 May 2021;

    Genre: Representation & Inclusion

    In I Am Not A Label, author Cerrie Burnell introduces us to 34 disabled role models from around the world. The book also features historical figures. Writing in a positive way, this fantastic book shows us that living with a disability or chronic illness does not have to defin...

  • The Yearbook

    The Yearbook

    Name: Lucy Georgeson
    03 May 2021;

    Genre: Bullying

    A new Holly Bourne novel is always a cause for celebration and this one is absolutely no exception - I think it's actually her best yet! Year 11 student, Paige Vickers has spent her life doing her best not to be noticed, remaining neutral and not standing out. She steers clear of 'The Awfuls'...

  • On Your Marks, Get Set, Gold!: A Fact-Filled, Funny Guide to Every Olympic Sport

    On Your Marks, Get Set...Gold!

    Name: Kyle Matravers
    03 May 2021;

    Genre: Non Fiction

    On Your Marks, Get Set...Gold! is a comprehensive non-fiction text allowing readers to find out everything they need to know about becoming a professional sportsperson. Covering every Olympic and Paralympic sport, this is the ultimate guide with fascinating facts, weird and wo...

  • Can You See Me?

    Can You See Me?

    Name: Louisa Farrow
    02 May 2021;

    Genre: Representation & Inclusion

    Tally is autistic and knows it but she hides it as much as she can. The trouble is that the effort is exhausting her and it doesn't seem to be working. She still doesn't fit in at her new secondary school, her old friends seem to be deserting her in favour of being popular and she's regularly...