The Secret Lives of Colour – Review
I bought this as I loved the cover and I’ve already got several book on the science and psychology of
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Kid Normal And The Rogue Heroes – Review
We follow Murph, Hilda, Nellie, Mary and Billy in the continuing adventures of the Super Zeroes against an even greater
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The Christmasaurus – Review
This is a story about William Trundle, Santa Claus and the Christmasaurus. William’s mum had died a long time ago,
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Secrets Of A Sun King – Review
In Emma Carrol’s latest historical adventure for Middle Grade we find Lilian and her friends in a race against time
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Urban Arboreal – Review
I absolutely love books about nature, especially about trees, and when the opportunity arose that I could get a review
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Invisible Cities – Review
Another book in my classics reading exercise, amazingly enough a lot of the books I’ve read whilst doing this are
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New Suns – Review
This is one of the first books I requested from NetGalley and I’ve been so remiss in getting reviews done
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The Gift Of Dark Hollow – Review
This is a wonderful follow-up to the first of the series, The Legend of Podkin One-Ear which was one of
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Elizabeth & Zenobia – Review
It’s actually been a while since I read this book and it still stands strong in my mind. A wonderful
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The Paninis of Pompeii – Review
My nephew and I are such great fans of Mr Gum and Andy Stanton and when he found out there
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The Owl Service – Review
A children’s classic that has passed me by, along with so many others. It was reading Bookworm by Lucy Mangan
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Return to Wonderland – Review
Return to Wonderland sees some of my favourite childrens authors take their look at C.S. Lewis’ Wonderland and add their
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Simply The Quest – Review
Well, in the second book of Maz Evans series we find out that it is not only QEII that has
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Thunderhead – Review
Now, it’s not unknown but it’s rare, very rare that I rate a sequel higher than the first book in
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