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  • Tummy Time: Farm

    Tummy Time Farm

    Name: Lucy Hopkins
    12 January 2024;

    Genre: Baby & Toddler Books

    Tummy Time: Farm is an interesting mixture between a book and a toy for tummy time! This book can be read as a normal story but can also be folded out to create a mat for babies to enjoy looking at during tummy time. On one side, there are lots of farmyard animals to explore w...

  • Meet the Wildlings

    Meet the Wildlings

    Name: Lauren Maidman
    12 January 2024;

    Genre: Friends and family

    Meet the Wildlings is the brilliant picture book from Gwen Millward, author of One Tiny Dot. It starts with a growl from Max when Poppy is playing with his truck, which leads to another growl, which leads to…WILDLINGS! When Poppy and Max don't play nicely, they turn int...

  • Everyday Action, Everyday Change: Stay Positive and Motivated in the Fight Against Racism and Prejudice

    Everyday Action, Everyday Change: Stay Positive and Motivated in the Fight Against Racism and Prejudice

    Name: Austinas Age 10
    12 January 2024;

    Genre: Representation & Inclusion

    I like how the authors take you back to when they were children and give you information about what happened, I also like how they take up only a few words on one page, but my most liking is that they build us courage to try change the world of racism. It also highlights the racism that's goin...

  • Totally Deceased

    Totally Deceased

    Name: Lily Bond
    12 January 2024;

    Genre: Suspense & Thrillers

    Totally Deceased is an entertaining murder mystery in which Tilly ends up being haunted by the ghost of the teenage girl who was her heart donor. In the book, Tilly and her ghost (Jess) visit lots of different places to discover why Jess was murdered. The plot develops...

  • The Minute Minders

    The Minute Minders

    Name: Sue Wilsher
    12 January 2024;

    Genre: Magical Realism

    Stevedore Clipper (Stevie) and her father are fidders, tiny beings who spend their time helping humans. Humans can't see fidders and there are all sorts of rules governing how fidders are supposed to deal with those they are helping. Stevie isn't very good with rules, but she is excellent at h...

  • Mirror Me

    Mirror Me

    Name: Sue Wilsher
    12 January 2024;

    Genre: Fairy Tales & Folk Tales

    Freya loves being behind the camera, capturing images, a passion she shares with her father. However, since former supermodel, Bella Wilde, appeared in their lives, Freya's life seems to be changing quickly. Impossibly flawless, Bella seems to mesmerise those around her, but she makes Freya un...

  • The Whispers in the Walls (Scarlet and Ivy, Book 2)

    The Whispers in the Walls (Scarlet and Ivy, Book 2)

    Name: Poppie Age 11
    11 January 2024;

    Genre: Adventure

    I think this is a wonderful book, I thoroughly enjoyed it!

  • Emmett

    Emmett

    Name: Beverley Somerset
    11 January 2024;

    Genre: LBGTQ+

    Emmett is almost eighteen. Handsome, clever, kind and popular, he has everything going for him. He is happily gay, but does not want a serious boyfriend as he believes that the human brain is not fully developed until the age of 25 and thinks that, until then, he will not be able to cope with...

  • Code Name Kingfisher

    Code Name Kingfisher

    Name: Chloe Age 10
    11 January 2024;

    Genre: Historical Fiction

    I absolutely loved this book and I found it very emotional yet inspirational. It took me a while to understand how it was changing between different time lines. The further I read the more the tension built and the more everything started to come together. It was amazing how they got the adven...

  • Everyday Action, Everyday Change: Stay Positive and Motivated in the Fight Against Racism and Prejudice

    Everyday Action, Everyday Change: Stay Positive and Motivated in the Fight Against Racism and Prejudice

    Name: Malcolm Age 10
    10 January 2024;

    Genre: Representation & Inclusion

    I really enjoy reading this book a lot because it helps you learn about what is going on, such as discrimination and about your actions towards other people. This novel also helps you understand that some people with disabilities can't do what people without disabilities can do.  This book can...