I have given each of my recommendations for children an age suggestion. These are of course approximate. Please also have a look at younger or older categories.

by Lucy Strange
A magical adventure set against the dark backdrop of the industrial revolution, this is a story of friendship, courage and loss.
Review date: 05.10.21
Age recommendation: 8+
by Lisa Thompson
As Ellie is too ill to attend school, a robot takes her place in class, next to Anna. An inventive story of friendship and not being afraid to be who you are.
Review date: 03.06.21
Age recommendation: 8+
by Sarah Todd Taylor
Planes and motorbikes, couture and patisserie, models and spies - this book has it all! And it's set in Paris at the 1931 World Fair.
Review date: 12.02.23
Age recommendation: 8+
by Danny Wallace illustrated by Gemma Correll
When Joe Smith is identified as the most average kid in the country, he feels very special indeed. A funny adventure which makes some serious points about life today!
Review date: 11.02.22
Age recommendation: 8+
by Danny Wallace
How would we cope if all the technology stopped working? The world is in chaos and grandma is on her own at the other side of the country...
Review date: 03.02.21
Age recommendation: 8+
by Fiona Waters Britta Teckentrup
A beautiful book full of glorious poetry about animals, richly illustrated throughout.
Review date: 29.11.20
Age recommendation: 5+
by Cat Weldon
Vikings, valkyries, gods, heroics, adventure and giggles. The first in a fun and action-packed trilogy.
Review date: 06.01.21
Age recommendation: 8+
by Roos Welford
Review date: 03.10.20
Age recommendation: 8+
by Amanda Wills
The start of a fabulous series of pony books about Poppy McKeever in her new home in Dartmoor, seeking to befriend a Connemara pony with a troubled past. Will she be able to claim him as her own?
Review date: 03.10.22
Age recommendation: 8+

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