The Clocker by Liz Mackenzie Review
Children’s books are more than just good reading, they often give young readers a safe space to explore feelings that are often complex, confusing or even difficult to articulate. Stories…
The May Day Chorus by Julia Blackburn Review
For children, navigating growing up can be a challenge. But the power of reading and books can help young readers understand and deal with some of these challenges. When it…
Stop the Summer Slide: Get Children Reading Throughout The Holidays
Well we are now approaching the summer months, with the school holidays having already started for some, and for young people that means a massive SIX WEEKS off school! This…
Zoopertown: X-Ray Rabbit by Jem Packer and Emily Fox Review
When it comes to reading material for children (books, comics, graphic novels, etc.), superheroes have always held a special place in children’s imaginations. Fancy costumes, capes, gadgets galore, secret hideouts…
Superpoop Needs a Number Two by Sam Harper and Chris Jevons Review
Children’s literature has always had room for the silly, the surreal and the downright chaotic, although despite their content they usually have some kind of moral message within the stories.…