A Boy Called Christmas by Matt Haig Review
The Christmas season is more than just a time for present giving – it’s a time of winter wonder and whimsy. When it comes to those dark, cold and wet…
Jesper Jinx and the Sneezing Season by Marko Kitti Review
Pranks and pranksters are a much-loved part of children’s literature, delighting young readers with their chaotic charm, clever (and no so clever) pranks and their playful defiance. From the antics…
Faythe and the Fearstone: Best Frenemies by Lucy Cole, Roland Moore and Martyn Niman Review
In 2023, it was reported that 1 in 5, children and young people have a probable mental health disorder of some kind (source: NHS). That is a shocking figure. That…
The Stolen Spear by Saviour Pirotta Review
Reading has always been one of life’s greatest joys. It opens doors to new worlds, introduces us to unfamiliar cultures and enriches our vocabulary in the most enjoyable way possible.…
The Twits Next Door by Greg James and Chris Smith Review
Roald Dahl was a master of children’s storytelling and his legacy continues to thrive today. When it comes to Dahl’s characters, few of his creations are as memorably grotesque and…