Inspiring Young Readers
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The Watcher in the Shadows posted on 27 Jul 2016
A guest review by Yushra Fatima
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Mortal Engines posted on 25 Jul 2016
Let me start by saying that this book was an absolute joy – full of energy, pace, thrills, spills and action that never flags
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Finding Esio Trot posted on 14 Jul 2016
A small drama
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The Monstrous Child posted on 07 Jul 2016
Hel is born with normal human like top half but with an unpleasant corpse like rotting bottom half
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The Fire-Eaters posted on 01 Jul 2016
This is a polished gem of a novel that rather took me by surprise.
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The Otterbury Incident posted on 21 Jun 2016
A swashbuckling children's adventure story isn't what you might expect a poet with left-wing credentials and a serious interest in geo-politics to produce
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The Square Root of Summer posted on 30 May 2016
This is an unusual YA novel because the seventeen year old heroine Margot ( aka Gottie) is very good at mathematics and physics
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The Weirdstone of Brisingamen posted on 23 May 2016
Checking back on the publishing history of Alan Garner’s first novel...
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Wild Orchid posted on 13 May 2016
I sometimes worry about all the books I have never read and never will read because of limited time and opportunity.
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The Eagle of the Ninth posted on 11 May 2016
I’ve never been much of a fan of historical fiction. The few examples of it that I’ve tried to read leave me feeling ...