Junior Review: Not Here To Be Liked

Eliza Quan is the most experienced, hardworking, and slightly cutthroat journalist on the Bugle newspaper and has been for 3 years.  Her favorite things are her grey cardigan, the Bugle, and winning. Nothing is stopping her from becoming the next […]

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Review: Where Do Butterflies Go At Night?

The cover image for this beautiful book suggests something quite special – perhaps a meditation or a mysterious, moonlit journey.  There’s something magical from the get-go with Where Do Butterflies Go At Night, and opening the pages reveals that the […]

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Review: Milly And The Mulberry Tree

Milly And The Mulberry Tree is a delightful story about family, belonging and growing up.  With a glorious colour palette and accessible language, this joyful book encourages readers to appreciate the wonder of the world around us. Milly and her […]

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Review: Four Bad Unicorns

Inspired by her own childhood, Roald Dahl prizewinning author and illustrator Rebecca Patterson has created a quirky fun story that tackles the theme of disability and inclusion with warmth and humour that will resonate with both children and parents. Unicorn […]

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Review: Answers In The Pages

Answers in the Pages is many things, but the core of it is pure reading joy. From start to finish, it’s fresh, fun and intelligent.  Yes it’s a hard-hitting, issues-based novel which interrogates book-banning and homophobia; and yes it’s a […]

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Review: Legendarium

Enter the world of fast paced gaming in this adventurous sequel to Wonderscape. We meet back up with friends Arthur, Ren, Cecily and their robo dog Cloud as they navigate this magical world at breakneck speed. This story is a […]

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