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‘Full of fun and stuffed with giggles, this clever story about blurred identity was a joy to read’ Kate Poels Cruises Through Audrey Orr and the Robot Rage

Kate Poels has cruised through Jenny Moore’s second adventure middle grade, Audrey Orr and the Robot Rage; What’s to be done when your family have won a cruise to Norway but your headteacher won’t give you time off school? For Audrey there is only one solution. Commission a robot double to stand in for you in …

‘Full of fun and stuffed with giggles, this clever story about blurred identity was a joy to read’ Kate Poels Cruises Through Audrey Orr and the Robot Rage Read More »

‘Perfect for children in the early elementary grades, especially if they enjoy books such as Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Dork Diaries’ Letter to Pluto Review

Kristin Guay, former youth services librarian has headed into outer space with the first book of Lou Treleaven’s Penpals on Pluto series, Letter to Pluto; What did you like about the book? This book is a series of letters between two penpals–  Jon on Earth and Straxi on Pluto. In an attempt to preserve the …

‘Perfect for children in the early elementary grades, especially if they enjoy books such as Diary of a Wimpy Kid and Dork Diaries’ Letter to Pluto Review Read More »

‘A great book for children who are learning to read larger stories.’ Youth Services Book Review Discover Arlo’s Adventures

Kristin Guay, former youth services has reviewed Book One in the Class X series; Arlo, Mrs Ogg and the Dinosaur Zoo, by Alice Hemming; There is another side story to this book besides the children going on a dinosaur field trip. Arlo documents in his journal some of the problems that this class has had …

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‘Perfect for any fan of zany humour and crazy characters’ Kate Poels Reviews Jenny Moore’s, Agent Starling: Operation Baked Beans

Kate Poels has taken a trip back to Roman Britain in Jenny Moore’s SPI-tacular, Agent Starling: Operation Baked Beans; Oliver thought his day was going to be pretty normal when it started. But a stranger in a long coat and fake beard has other ideas for him. With top marks in a recent school project about …

‘Perfect for any fan of zany humour and crazy characters’ Kate Poels Reviews Jenny Moore’s, Agent Starling: Operation Baked Beans Read More »

‘A perfect story for a child who loves dinosaurs’ Youth Services Leave a Dino-Mite Review For The Wondrous Dinosaurium

Kristin Guay, reviewer and former Youth Services Librarian, has left a wondrous review for John Condon’s, The Wondrous Dinosaurium;  What did you like about the book? Many children love dinosaurs and what child would not want a dinosaur for a pet? In this story, Danny has finally convinced his mom to let him get a new pet. However, …

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‘Beautifully illustrated with minimal repetitive text, the overall layout of which form interesting little plots to enthuse young readers.’ Our New Early Readers Don’t Disappoint

Karen Argent from The Letterpress Project has reviewed our new batch of Red Readers; As ever, each one is beautifully illustrated with minimal repetitive text, the overall layout of which form interesting little plots to enthuse young readers. All of these titles are from the Red Book band which is the second band designed for ‘guided reading …

‘Beautifully illustrated with minimal repetitive text, the overall layout of which form interesting little plots to enthuse young readers.’ Our New Early Readers Don’t Disappoint Read More »

‘A great message of resilience, perseverance and creative thinking.’ The Ish Mother Reviews Our Second Narrative Non-Fiction, Mister T.V.

Bec, also known as The Ish Mother, has recently reviewed our upcoming narrative non-fiction picture book, Mister T.V. by Julie Fulton with endearing and retrograde illustrations by Patrick Corigan; For those of you who, like me, get their inventors mixed up, John Logie Baird was the inventor of the television – and let’s face it, right …

‘A great message of resilience, perseverance and creative thinking.’ The Ish Mother Reviews Our Second Narrative Non-Fiction, Mister T.V. Read More »