Children Book Reviews

Name: Susan Wilsher
03 September 2020;

Genre: Family & Home

Tamarind is going to spend time in India with her mother's family at their huge mansion in the Himalayas. She never knew her mother who died when Tamarind was a baby and although she has many questions, she is nervous about meeting her extended family. But no one seems keen to give her answers...

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Name: Susan Wilsher
03 September 2020;

Genre: Non Fiction

Covering 15 civilisations, The History Atlas takes you on a light-hearted but fact-packed tour of the world. Visually stunning, it is instantly engaging, sure to delight even the most hardened history hater.The author's introduction sets a chatty tone, reminding the reader to have...

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Name: Jacqueline Harris
03 September 2020;

Genre: Adventure

Shoestring, the Boy Who Walks on Air is the follow up novel to the graphic novel Kidglovz. It tells the story of what happens next to the characters from the graphic novel and even includes the book of Kidglovz as part of the story.Shoestring, previously a thief, i...

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Name: Lucy Newton
03 September 2020;

Genre: Animals

As the follow up to Museum Kittens: The Midnight Visitor, this story continues the adventures of kittens Tasha and Peter, along with the other museum cats.The Pharaoh's Curse begins with the cats observing a...

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Name: Samantha Phillips
03 September 2020;

Genre: Science Fiction

Sticky Pines, where things get weird...!  Lucy Sladan is obsessed by UFO's so, when she hears that something strange is happening to people from her own town, she can't wait to find out what's happening, and sneaks out to investigate for herself. Lost in the woods during a thunderstorm, Lucy s...

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Name: Samantha Phillips
03 September 2020;

Genre: Science Fiction

The Thing at Black Hole Lake is the second book in the Sticky Pines - Where Things Get Weird series, and having read book 1, I seriously didn't think things could get any weirder, but they do!  The sequel to the 'Bigwoof Conspiracy' by Dashe Roberts is just fa...

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Name: Kelly Buxton
03 September 2020;

Genre: Adventure

I absolutely loved this book. It is one of those books that I simply couldn't put down. I felt I was on the adventure with Lotti, a feisty, determined and headstrong girl with a head of wild, red curls, who had lost her parents and was at the peril of her scandalous and wicked Uncle and Aunt;...

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Name: Dawn Woods
01 September 2020;

Genre: Science Fiction

Lucy lives with her parents in Sticky Pines - a remote town away from big cities and phone signals, surrounded by woods and wildlife and the factory which provides work for nearby residents. Lucy is convinced UFOs are real and would like to prove it to those who disbelieve and humour her. So o...

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Name: Sam Phillips
20 August 2020;

Genre: Non Fiction

Written by Professor Steve Peters, the author of The Chimp Paradox, this fab book is aimed at helping children to understand and manage their thoughts emotions and behaviours My Hidden Chimp is an easy to read book, complete with colourful illustrations, that encourages its reader to explore t...

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Name: Jo Clarke
20 August 2020;

Genre: Non Fiction

I imagine the challenge to create a book about neuroscience which is aimed at children would not be an easy one and yet My Hidden Chimp does an excellent job of making a complex concept understandable and relatable. The concept behind My Hidden Chimp is that, if children were...

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