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  • Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow Book 1

    Nevermoor

    Name: Azra Age 9
    15 January 2018;

    Genre: Adventure

    I liked this book because it's a mixture of all the things I like in books like fantasy, mystery and magic and adventure. It's a bit like a jigsaw puzzle, you have to find all the missing bits as you read and then it all makes sense at the end.

  • Nevermoor: The Trials of Morrigan Crow Book 1

    Nevermoor

    Name: Emily Age 9
    15 January 2018;

    Genre: Adventure

    I really liked this because it is a fantasy story that's full of adventure and you don't know where it's going so it's always surprising! I especially liked the trials in the story where the children have to discover what skill they have, their 'knack' - one of the children can ride dragons!

  • Words and Your Heart

    Words and Your Heart

    Name: K Kaur
    11 January 2018;

    Genre: Adventure

    This is the first book I've read by the author Kate Jane Neal and I think the message is a very important one: Your words have the ability to change someone else's heart and how they feel. It's a message suitable for anybody and for children of any age. Young children may be surprised by the powe...

  • What Makes Me A Me?

    What Makes Me a Me?

    Name: Fiona Dalu-Chandu
    11 January 2018;

    Genre: Adventure

    What Makes Me a Me? is a beautiful picture book written by Ben Faulks (Mr Bloom - CBeebies). It is the story of one little boy trying to work out who he is. He compares himself to everything from inanimate objects like a jumper for size and shape, to a volcano for temperament. Along the way he di...

  • 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...

  • Rabbit and Bear: Attack of the Snack: Book 3

    Rabbit and Bear, Attack of the Snack

    Name: Sam Phillips
    08 January 2018;

    Genre: Adventure

    I loved this book! Sadly I've never read any of the other Rabbit and Bear stories but I certainly will now. This beautifully illustrated book tells a very funny story of the unlikely friendship between a rabbit and a bear. It's an ideal choice for early readers ready for a 'step-up' from picture...

  • Bee Boy: Clash of the Killer Queens

    Bee Boy, Clash of the Killer Queens

    Name: Sam Phillips
    08 January 2018;

    Genre: Adventure

    Melvin Meadly doesn't have many friends, most of the other children at school don't like the same things Melvin does, they just don't get him! Melvin spends most of his time looking after his bees with his next-door neighbour Dan, or at least he did before Dan moved away and now the bees are the...

  • The Unpredictability of Being Human

    The Unpredictability of being Human

    Name: Linda Brown
    07 January 2018;

    Genre: Adventure

    I'm going to start with a quote from the press release about this debut novel... 'introducing a comic and captivating coming of age story that never pretends life is perfect'. This sums up this little gem of a book by this new author. The story revolves around a 14 year old girl named Malin who...

  • My Colourful Chameleon: A Fun Rhyming Story About a Silly Pet

    My Colourful Chameleon

    Name: Joanna Hewish
    07 January 2018;

    Genre: Adventure

    A bright and colourful tale of how it feels to love and own a pet that can sometimes be a little frustrating. This lovely rhyming story tells the tale of a little girl who owns a very unusual pet - a chameleon. The problem is, that Mummy and Daddy are not quite so keen on the pet - 'but Mummy d...

  • Storytime: I'm Bigger Than You

    I'm Bigger than You!

    Name: Joanna Hewish
    07 January 2018;

    Genre: Adventure

    A lovely story of love and learning what it is to be a sibling. This is a perfect story to read with your toddler if you are expecting another baby soon or if you have recently had a baby and your toddler is struggling to cope with the change. This humorous tale will delight both children and t...