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  • Savage Island

    Savage Island

    Name: Ellen King
    18 April 2018;

    Genre: Horror

    This is a thrilling, action-packed horror story that steadily ratchets up the tension as a group of teenagers try to make it through a deadly geocaching challenge on a remote island. Savage Island a perfect addition to Stripes' Red Eye horror series and will be devoured by 14+ readers who love ho...

  • The Truth About Alice: From the author of Moxie

    The Truth About Alice

    Name: Eileen Armstrong
    08 March 2018;

    Genre: Real life

    Everyone has A LOT to say about Alice, and none of it good, but how much of it true? If the rumours flying around her High School and her tiny, claustrophobic, everyone-knows- everyone-else's-business, town are to be believed, then popular girl Alice not only slept with two guys at one party b...

  • Big Bones

    Name: Clair Bossons
    08 March 2018;

    Genre: Real life

    Bluebelle, aka Big Bones, loves food. Every chapter of Big Bones has a food theme, starting with one of my personal favourites - crumpets! This is the food diary that Bluebelle was encouraged to keep following the appointment with the nurse that her mum dragged her to.<b...

  • Things a Bright Girl Can Do

    Things a Bright Girl Can Do

    Name: Lucy Georgeson
    01 February 2018;

    Genre: Historical Fiction

    This wonderfully atmospheric historical novel captures perfectly the fight for women's suffrage through the eyes of three very different and opinionated young women. 17-year-old rich and clever Evelyn is furious that she is expected to marry and have children when she would rather go to univer...

  • Things a Bright Girl Can Do

    Things a Bright Girl Can Do

    Name: Eileen Armstrong
    01 February 2018;

    Genre: Historical Fiction

    Some novels are written to be read and not reviewed and this is most definitely one of them! Essentially a book about suffragettes aimed at young adults, Things a Bright Girl Can Do is so very much more than charting as it follows the stories of three very different girls from...

  • Quests for Glory (The School for Good and Evil, Book 4)

    Quests for Glory

    Name: Linda Brown
    11 January 2018;

    Genre: Fantasy

    The School for Good and Evil was at first meant to be a trilogy and what a wonderful, adventurous trilogy it turned out to be. In fact, so good that the author decided to continue this amazi...

  • Moonrise

    Moonrise

    Name: Jane Welby
    06 December 2017;

    Genre: Family & Home

    Moonrise is an amazing book. Sarah Crossan has managed to craft something beautiful out of the horror of death row; she tackles difficult issues of life and death sensitively and honestly. Using her customary poetry style and from the viewpoint of Joe Moon, she interweaves the...

  • Moxie

    Moxie

    Name: Samira
    05 December 2017;

    Genre: Real life

    It was very well written and had a good plot! I would recommend people to read it and I enjoyed this book.

  • Bog Child

    Bog Child

    Name: Francesca Age 14
    22 November 2017;

    Genre: Historical Fiction

    It's a good book and a quick read

  • Moxie

    Moxie

    Name: Kay Hymas
    22 November 2017;

    Genre: Real life

    Time to fight like a girl. The only Zoella Book club Choice to be nominated by Zoe Sugg! Moxie is a sweetly fierce 'feminist' novel which is funny and uplifting in equal measure. Vivian Carter, an 'average' American student, in an average American high school. Like many girls throughout the hist...