Room on the Broom by Julia Donaldon and Axel Scheffler Review
In children’s literature, witches – whether they are good or bad, have long been mainstay figures, especially during October – the Halloween season. These enchantress’ range from the playful portrayals…
If You Were Me and Lived In… Ancient Greece by Carole P. Roman Review
For 6000 years human civilisations have walked the earth, although humans and their ancestors have been around a lot longer than that, much longer. See you have already learned something…
Ghosts Can’t Play Hockey by Ben Jackson & Sam Lawrence Review
Halloween may only be for one night of the year but it is the perfect time to curl up on the sofa or in bed on that dark atmospheric night…
The Witches by Roald Dahl Review
When you think of children’s authors, there are lots of names that immediately spring to mind, but one that stands out for many is Roald Dahl. From exploring chocolate factories…
Ouija by Zoé-Lee O’Farrell Review
Novels for young adults (YA) covers a multitude of genres featuring complex themes and romantic subplots, but YA horror taps into the raw intensity of adolescence – the first rush…