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  • The Only Lonely Panda

    The Only Lonely Panda

    Name: Joanna Hewish
    06 December 2017;

    Genre: Adventure

    What a truly beautiful story. Capturing me from the offset with its original and unique illustrations, I knew that this story would be a firm favourite on the bookshelf. The Only lonely Panda tells the tale of a Panda who has no friends and begins to feel lonely, so he sets off on a journey to...

  • 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.

  • The Empress

    The Empress

    Name: Lorraine ansell
    04 December 2017;

    Genre: Adventure

    The Empress is the sequel to the thrilling, fast-paced Diabolic and does not disappoint as a second book. From the very beginning, the story is fast-paced with twists and turns at every corner. Nemesis is still struggling to adapt to a life where she hopes one day she will be accepted as a human....

  • Look for Ladybird in Plant City

    Look For Ladybird in Plant City

    Name: Emily Beale
    02 December 2017;

    Genre: Adventure

    Daisy Rabbit's cheeky pet ladybird has gone missing and when a ladybird goes missing in Plant City there's only one person who can help, Basil the detective! Ladybird loves playing hide and seek. So, armed with magnifying glasses and binoculars, Daisy and Basil set off to look for her. The search...

  • The Hit

    The Hit

    Name: Tom
    30 November 2017;

    Genre: Adventure

    This book is fast paced, edgy and doesn't suffer from the problem that some books do, it doesn't go for the straight boy meets girl scenario but switches it up, playing with your heart.

  • The Bad Mood and the Stick

    The Bad Mood and the Stick

    Name: Marie Berry
    29 November 2017;

    Genre: Adventure

    The Bad Mood and the Stick is a good book for everyone with a moody toddler or child. Lemony Snicket has written a very amusing book which captures exactly how a bad mood spreads and grows all over the place and what simple things snap us out of our bad moods. The story starts with Curly who...

  • 10 Reasons to Love An... Elephant

    Ten Reasons to Love an Elephant

    Name: Lynnette Voisey
    26 November 2017;

    Genre: Adventure

    These books, which include 10 reasons to love an elephant (or a turtle in the sister title), are the most lovely non-fiction books I have read recently. The pictures are beautifully and carefully drawn. The books give children 10 reasons why each animal is amazing, and five things they can do to...

  • Libby in the Middle

    Libby in the Middle

    Name: Josie Age 11
    26 November 2017;

    Genre: Friends and family

    This book is amazing. Each page is filled with unexpected drama and makes it impossible to put down! I would DEFINITELY recommend it - and I assure everyone who reads it will find it just as thrilling as I did!!!

  • Du Iz Tak?

    Du Iz Tak?

    Name: Sue Wilsher
    25 November 2017;

    Genre: Adventure

    Du Iz Tak? follows a year in the life of a group of insects. Using a made-up bug language, the story is told in the dialogue between the creatures as their world changes. Because the story follows events shown in the pictures and some phrases are repeated, guessing what the bugs are saying is sa...