By Samiya Catlin The Shrapnel Boys, historical fiction, children’s book by Jenny Pearson, that explores the lives of Ronnie Smith, Billy/Lugs Missell and Micky Smith living in London during World War 2.  Rating I would rate this book a solid 4.5 ⭐ It is an amazing book, beautifully written and very vivid, however I don’t think it was for my age range as it felt like it was written for a mature 9-10 year old and I was nearly 12 with a mature reading range when I read it (for e

By Eeva Tudor Before Christmas, I was lucky enough to be able to meet the brilliant author, Jack Meggitt-Phillips , when he visited as...

"Alive, she had not often been appreciated, but in death, Lizzie apparently remained a thing of extraordinary beauty" - Lucinda Hawksley

A book review on Diana Souhami's 'No Modernism Without Lesbians'

By Isabelle Ferguson, Writer The School for Good and Evil is an incredible book about two girls who are the most unlikely of friends. The...

By Lily Scott, Writer The Book Thief is an amazing novel written by Markus Zusak that symbolizes that humans have the ability to be...

From the first time I read the clockwork sparrow, I was hooked on it. This series has entranced me since I read it.

The authorities offer Tally the worst choice she can imagine: find her friend and turn her in, or never turn Pretty at all.