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  • Our Chemical Hearts: as seen on Amazon Prime

    Our Chemical Hearts

    Name: Victoria Age 15
    30 January 2017;

    Genre: Romance & Relationships

    I think the book was excellently written and the storyline was unique. I liked the format of the text messages against the formal chapters and I really enjoyed the mystery of Grace's character. Henry was an amazing narrator and I would recommend this book to students aged 14 and over. It made...

  • The Midnight Mystery (Dotty Detective, Book 3)

    Dotty Detective: The Midnight Mystery

    Name: Lucy Newton
    29 January 2017;

    Genre: Mystery & Detective

    Dot, Beans and McClusky the dog form their very own super-secret detective agency called the Join the Dots Detectives. This is their third adventure after 'Supersecret Agent' and 'The Pawprint Puzzle'. The children prepare to embark on a three day school trip on the Adventure Camp Nature Trail....

  • Rabbit and Bear: The Pest in the Nest: Book 2

    Rabbit & Bear: The Pest in the Nest

    Name: Lucy Newton
    29 January 2017;

    Genre: Adventure

    Rabbit and Bear, The Pest in the Nest is a funny story about friendship. The two animals have an adventure, discovering how much better things are when they are shared with a friend. Rabbit doesn't enjoy how noisy everything is; things keep hurting his ears, including the bear's snoring! A woodpe...

  • Lyttle Lies: The Pudding Problem

    Lyttle Lies - The Pudding Problem

    Name: Lauren Maidman
    29 January 2017;

    Genre: Adventure

    Sam Lyttle is a compulsive liar, who obviously cannot help it! The story shows the tales of Sam who keeps lying at home and school, which has led him into big trouble with the school bully, Feeny. Sam tries to get his way out of situations through lying, only making them worse. Not only has he go...

  • The One Memory of Flora Banks

    The One Memory of Flora Banks

    Name: Natalie Plimmer
    25 January 2017;

    Genre: Adventure

    Prepare to meet Flora Banks: you don't have to be brave - but she does and as you enter her world your curiosity will develop as you get to grips with exactly just how courageous she must be and why she must have the message 'Flora be brave' permanently inked on her arm. Flora may be an unreliab...

  • Radio Boy (Radio Boy, Book 1)

    Radio Boy

    Name: Jane Allen
    24 January 2017;

    Genre: Friends and family

    Radio Boy, by DJ and stand-up comedian Christian O'Connell, is a funny and also very real story about friendship, homework, and following your dreams. 11-year-old Spike's favourite hour of the week is when he's running his hospital radio programme, so when he loses his program...

  • I Don't Know What to Call My Cat

    I Don't Know What to Call my Cat

    Name: Jane Allen
    24 January 2017;

    Genre: Adventure

    This picture book takes a dilema children often face - the best name for a new pet - and takes it into very different directions. The pet in question is a very clever kitty who arrives on a young girl's doorstep one day, looking hungry, and she takes it in, delighted to have a new pet. There's ju...

  • Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

    Harry Potter and the goblet of fire

    Name: Selin Age 9
    22 January 2017;

    Genre: Adventure

    This book just makes you want to read on.There wasn't a single page that was boring.J.k.Rowling uses amazing vocabulary to describe the characters and settings in her story.I recommend this book to people that like magic and a bit of scariness.

  • Evie's Ghost

    Name: Linda Brown
    22 January 2017;

    Genre: Historical Fiction

    Evie's Ghost is a low fantasy book written in the same vein as Tom's Midnight Garden. It tells the story of a young girl named Evie, who feels that life is being very unfair to her as her mom has recently re-married, gone on her honeymoon and left her with a very elderly godmo...

  • Malory Towers: First Term: Book 1

    Malory Towers

    Name: Selin Age 9
    21 January 2017;

    Genre: Adventure

    I liked this book because the way Enid Blyton links the whole story together is just phenomenal. It just makes you want to read on more. I would say people that like adventure stories should read this book.