The Double Life of a Wheelchair User by Rob Keeley Review
Children’s books are a great read (yes, even for adults), they often have plenty of meaning in them, regularly blending real‑life challenges with everyday adventures and have a way of…
The Moon Crystal by Ava McDonald Review
When children start to become independent and enthusiastic readers, books for middle-grade readers help them to explore a wide variety of themes that include growing up, identity, courage, friendship and…
Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell retold by Tony Evans Review
Helping children fall in love with reading opens the door to so many wonderful things – a wider vocabulary, a stronger imagination, a deeper understanding of the world around them…
David Copperfield by Charles Dickens retold by Gill Tavner Review
When it comes to classic literature, Charles Dickens was one of the most influential English novelists of the Victorian era. But if you have ever picked up a full Dickens…
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…