Books for July 2019
A monthly feature where I do a round up of the books I’m most excited to read (or have already
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Latest News and Reviews
The Maker of Monsters – Review
Another of a collection of books I was given by Oxford University Press Children for review, all of which have
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Embassy of the Dead – Review
A story of a misunderstanding, but a misunderstanding that drags Jake Green into the Embassy of the Dead in a
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Ghost Boys – Review
Another book I read a while back and am just getting around to reviewing. Jerome is 12, Jerome is black,
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The Second Shelf, London
The next shop in the Browse A Bookshop feature is The Second Shelf in Soho, one I’m so looking forward
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Fairlight Books – Publisher Profile
A regular feature where we give an independent publisher the chance to talk about themselves and their projects. When did
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Tilly and the Time Machine – Review
Tilly lives with her father, mum died a while back and Tilly’s perfect day would be to see her mum
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#20BooksOfSummer
I’ve been finding it really hard to choose the next book I wanted to read as I have so (too)
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Pax – Review
I will make this clear right from the start. This book had me in tears at several points, the whole
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May 2019 Roundup
It’s been a good month for my reading this time, read some wonderful books across a lot of different genres
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Three Dark Crowns – Review
Three Dark Crowns is the start of a Y.A. fantasy series by Kendare Blake, and a good start at that,
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What is Poetry? – Review
Let’s just get it out of the way at the start – I love Michael Rosen. There I said it.
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Independent Book Shop Week 15th to 22nd June
Another year comes around and the Booksellers Association is running another Independent Bookshop Week. IBW is part of the Books
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Sonny and Me – Review
I was given this copy from a friend at Cranachan Publishing as part of the blog tour, the first YA
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