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…
Teacher’s Pest by Charles Gilman Review
Teacher’s Pest, the third instalment in Charles Gilman’s Tales from Lovecraft Middle School series, continues the wonderfully creepy, fast‑paced adventures that young readers have come to expect from this quirky…
The Vicar of Nibbleswicke by Roald Dahl Review
When it comes to children’s books Roald Dahl has long been celebrated as a storytelling maestro, the master of weaving whimsy and wonder into the fabric of children’s literature. Readers…
The Misadventures of Nicholas Nabb by Jenny Moore Review
Encouraging children to read every day is one of the most valuable habits we can nurture and it doesn’t always have to mean sitting down with a hefty novel. Reading…