Claudia Minett and Aoife O'Neill, two of our Year 9 reviewers, give their verdicts on Here Lies Arthur, shortlisted for Booktrust Teenage Prize for contemporary fiction 2007.
Our Year 9 reviewer, Aoife O'Neill, gives her verdict on Just in Case shortlisted for the Booktrust Teenage Prize for contemporary fiction 2007 and Lucy Bairstow adds her comments.
Our Year 9 reviewer Claudia Minett gives her opinion of The Medici Seal by Theresa Breslin, shortlisted for the Booktrust Teenage Prize for contemporary fiction 2007.
Shortlisted for the Booktrust Teenage Prize for contemporary fiction 2007, Year 9 reviewers Lucy Bairstow and Claudia Minett give their verdicts on The Penalty .
Our Year 9 reviewers Lucy Bairstow and Aoife O'Neill give their verdicts on Leaving Poppy, one of the six novels shortlisted for the Booktrust Teenage Prize for contemporary fiction 2007.
This is the sort of book that answers questions you perhaps hadn’t thought about posing but your seven to 11 year-olds probably confound you with by asking anyway! So is a zebra black with white stripes or white with black stripes? Find out in Do Elephants Ever Forget?
According to my young reviewers, The Boys’ Annual 2008 and The Girls’ Annual 2008 are the must–have books for boys and girls in the seven to 12 age group!
Buster Books have published two great books - Beautiful Doodles and The Art Doodle Book - to inspire and encourage the artist within each of us, child and adult alike.
The latest Princess Poppy titles: The Baby Twins, Friends Together, The Big Mix-up and The Haunted Holiday - great new titles for summer reading! Plus two activity books Puzzle and Play and Petals and Picnics - for the little princesses in your life!
Not the ten commandments but 12! If your child just read each chapter heading in Kendal Shepherd’s book she or he would have a good insight into looking after, or just meeting dogs in friends' homes.
