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  • Amari and the Night Brothers (Amari and the Night Brothers)

    Amari and the Night Brothers

    Name: Brinley Age 8
    05 March 2026;

    Genre: Fantasy

    This is a great and mysterious book for kids.

  • Cruise Ship Kid: Kidnap at Sea!

    Cruise Ship Kid: Kidnap at Sea

    Name: Sue Wilsher
    05 March 2026;

    Genre: Mystery & Detective

    Silver and her mum have moved ships and are now sailing on the Fabula, a much bigger ship than their previous home. Fortunately, The Gang, her on-board pals who are all over 80, are on the same ship, although her friend, Mo, who helped her solve the last cruise ship mystery, is stuck at school...

  • Runaways: An irresistible story about finding your true home

    Runaways: An irresistible story about finding your true home

    Name: Zack Age 12
    05 March 2026;

    Genre: Family & Home

    I personally think that Runaways is a particularity interesting book. My first reason is the structure. This book does have the normal chapters but it is told from two different perspectives . My second reason is that it is intriguing because you don't know whats going to happen next.

  • Nova

    Nova

    Name: Ruth Cornish
    05 March 2026;

    Genre: Science Fiction

    Chris Bradford's latest offering is an adventure in space. Nova manages to provoke a range of emotions from terror to happiness, curiosity to celebration. The protagonist, Max Nova, is travelling to Mercury with his trucker father when disaster strikes and Max is released in a...

  • Advice from a 12-Year-Old Nobody

    Advice from a 12-Year-Old Nobody

    Name: Ruth Cornish
    05 March 2026;

    Genre: Mental Health & Wellbeing

    In Advice from a 12-Year-Old Nobody, Helen Rutter has written a heartbreakingly realistic story about the break up of a family from the main character, Vinny's, point of view. Vinny is struggling to cope with his feelings about the distance felt between him and his Mum...

  • Screen Time!

    Screen Time

    Name: Linda Canning
    05 March 2026;

    Genre: Picture Books

    I absolutely loved sharing Screen Time! with my three-year-old. The story gently explores the idea of putting screens down and engaging with the world around us, which feels like such an important message to introduce early on. It encourages children to think about balance wit...

  • RSPB Birdie Loves Colours: With finger trails and lift-the-flap surprises!

    Birdie Loves Colours

    Name: Sue Wilsher
    05 March 2026;

    Genre: Baby & Toddler Books

    Birdie flies along and spots many colourful creatures in this adventure. In Birdie Loves Colours, sweet illustrations introduce children to a range of animals whilst focusing on the colour of each one. Indents in the pages allow little readers to follow Birdie’s trail whilst t...

  • Gone for Good: The addictive missing girl thriller where everyone has something to hide

    Gone for Good

    Name: Sue Wilsher
    05 March 2026;

    Genre: Suspense & Thrillers

    Taken from her home in the middle of the night, Connie finds herself at Silver Lake Academy, a high-security facility for 'troubled' teens. Although deeply upset by the loss of her mother and struggling to cope, Connie still cannot believe that her family would choose to send her to this remot...

  • Day of Now: A powerful post-apocalyptic story about facing impossible choices

    Day of Now

    Name: Clare Wilkins
    04 March 2026;

    Genre: Dystopian

    Dayna, the titular character of this dystopian novel, is a seemingly fearless teenager thrown into the chaos of a post-apocalyptic world. Deadly spores released in the 'Before' world have devastated the country. Children are rare and when found, valued as guinea pigs for experimental vaccines....

  • I Tell Myself I'm Awesome

    I Tell Myself I'm Awesome

    Name: Tina DERRY
    04 March 2026;

    Genre: Poetry

    I Tell Myself I'm Awesome is a perfect book for those days when all is not quite right with the world. This collection of poems address all of those big feelings; there are poems to make you laugh, poems to make you cry, poems to spark a debate and others to c...