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  • Robin Hood 3: Jet Skis, Swamps & Smugglers

    Robin Hood - Jet Skis, Swamps and Smugglers

    Name: Joanna Hewish
    13 August 2021;

    Genre: Adventure

    The third installment of the fantastic Robin Hood series by Robert Muchamore and this one is just as fast paced, thrilling and jam packed as the first 2 books. Jet skis, Swamps and Smugglers see's Robin now in hiding from the evil gangster Guy Gisborne and the...

  • The Summer We Turned Green

    The Summer We Turned Green

    Name: Joanna Hewish
    13 August 2021;

    Genre: Environment & Nature

    Original and absorbing but filled with such an important message, this book is perfect for teen readers. The Summer We Turned Green tells the story of a typical, normal neighbourhood who all live peacefully. That is until the Council decide to begin building a new airport acro...

  • The Drowned Ones

    The Drowned Ones

    Name: Nicola Cleveland
    12 August 2021;

    Genre: Fantasy

    I always come to the final book of a series with a mix of excitement at what lies ahead and sadness knowing that my journey through a new world with characters that I have grown to love is about to end. And this was no different. Storm Witch and Under Earth were both powerful books with much t...

  • Fireborn: Twelve and the Frozen Forest

    Fireborn

    Name: Sue Wilsher
    09 August 2021;

    Genre: Fantasy

    Twelve lives at the Hunting Lodge. With the other Huntlings, she has taken the pledge, giving up her name and her past to fight the monsters which roam Ember. However, Twelve is driven by the desire for revenge against those who killed her family, keeping a distance from her peers. When the Hu...

  • The Black Kids

    The Black Kids

    Name: Clare Wilkins
    08 August 2021;

    Genre: Representation & Inclusion

    Ashley is part of the 'in-crowd' at school. Wealthy, glossy kids on the brink of adulthood leading privileged lives with monied parents and no real worries beyond what to wear and when to hit the beach.  Being the only black kid in the their tight-knot group has never been a problem for Ashley...

  • On the Move: Poems About Migration

    Name: Alison Kelly
    06 August 2021;

    Genre: Poetry

    Michael Rosen opens this powerful collection of poems about migration with these words: 'Poetry is the migrant: it travels. / Poetry is the witness: it listens. / Poetry is the survivor: it lasts.//'.  This unique book brings together Rosen's personal memories, family history and contemporary...

  • Our Beautiful Game

    Our Beautiful Game

    Name: Julie Broadbent
    06 August 2021;

    Genre: Historical Fiction

    I absolutely loved this book, I found it so compelling that I just couldn’t put it down. Lou Kuenzler's historical fiction novel Our Beautiful Game grips you from the very first page. Set toward the end of World War One, we are introduced to our hero and main protagonis...

  • Eight Pieces of Silva: an addictive mystery that refuses to let you go ...

    Name: Sharon Bolton
    06 August 2021;

    Genre: Mystery & Detective

    16-year-old Becks is the polar opposite to her new step-sister but when their parents go on a belated honeymoon to Japan, the differences become more intriguing. Silva has always been the solitary, quiet member of the family, spending hours isolated in her room by her own choice, not allowing...

  • Midnight Sun

    Name: Linda Brown
    06 August 2021;

    Genre: Supernatural

    Midnight Sun is the companion book to Stephanie Meyer's Twilight. This unforgettable tale as told through Edward's eyes takes on a new and decidedly dark twist. Meeting Bella is both the most unnerving and intriguing event he has experienced in all his years a...

  • How To Be A Human

    How to be a Human

    Name: Beverley Somerset
    05 August 2021;

    Genre: Friendship

    Kiki is in Year 7 at Riverside Academy. She's lost touch with her old friends and is now part of the Popular Crew, along with Lola, Zainab and Saffron. Now she's trying desperately to fit in with them. Wes is in the same year, but he doesn't fit in at all. His hair is wrong, his clothes are wr...