Professor Gargoyle by Charles Gilman Review
When it comes to the telling of imaginative stories, children’s literature has always flourished. The children’s horror genre, with its ghostly whispers in creaky old houses to the secret corridors…
The Twig Man by Sana Rasoul Review
When the nights start to get cooler in October, the wind blowing through the trees so that the leaves are rustling, the darker nights beckons young readers to seek out…
The BFG by Roald Dahl Review
Roald Dahl was a GIANT in every sense of the word. He may have stood at an impressive 6ft 6in (1.98m) tall, and a spy and a fighter pilot in…
Drumendus: Mission to the Drum Planet by Andrew Ashwin Review
When you look up into the night sky what do you see? A bright white moon, twinkling stars, constellations and if you know where to look, maybe another planet? Now…
Walls by Emma Fischel Review
Children often raise invisible barriers around themselves when life becomes overwhelming. These imaginary walls can protect tender feelings after a fallout with friends, sudden changes at home, or the ache…