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…
Santa & Son by David Walliams Review
Well it’s that time of year again. The weather has got colder, there are twinkling coloured lights everywhere and the shops are jam-packed. Probably a good time to stay in…
Audrey Orr and the Robot Rage by Jenny Moore Review
If your family is anything like mine, one that is brimming with bookworms, then you’ll understand the joy of discovering a new title from a favourite author, or even the…
Yours Sincerely, Giraffe by Megumi Iwasa Review
When I was a boy, long before emails, emojis and instant messages, there was the humble pen pal – a friend you’d never met, living somewhere far away, with whom…
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…