Book Review- The Railway Children by E.Nesbit The railway children by E. Nesbit is a fairly known classic about three young, well-mannered siblings; peter, Roberta and young Phyllis. Their peaceful lives are altered once two mysterious men take their father away during Christmas. With their father gone the family’s fortune is significantly reduced in his absence, they are …
Book Review-Tilly and the Lost Fairy Tales by Anna James Tilly and the lost fairy tales are the second book in the Pages and Co trilogy. When a new book wanderer suddenly appears and wins the librarian elections, fairy tales start disappearing! Tilly is a book wanderer which gives her the ability to wander inside book into their stories and even talk to the characters, …
The world’s worst children by David Walliams is the end of the multi-million bestselling series by David Walliams! This book completes the trio of the world’s worst children. Just when you think it’s safe to go back to your bookshelf you are presented with another book of ten tales with terrifying horrors within. Illustrated in glorious and gruesome colour by artist genius, Tony Ross, these …
Book Review- A model Undercover: A Crime of Fashion by Carina Axelsson Model undercover is a mystery series written by Carina Axelsson. Despite her long legs and fashion-obsessed family, all Axel wants to do is solve mysteries like her grandfather, who worked in Scotland Yard. So, when star designer Belle La Lune pulls a disappearing act Axel seizes her moment and …
Book Review – The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins is set in the place that was once known as North America, which is now called the nation of Panem. In its centre is the capitol, which is surrounded by 12 districts which are each known for contributing something special to the economy. To keep these districts …
Artemis Fowl and the Eternity Code by Eoin Colfer is the third book in the Artemis Fowl series which is about a young Boy, Artemis Fowl, who discovered a group of armed and dangerous fairies living under their feet, you have to read the first two books to find out more. Artemis Fowl had rescued …
Book Review- The Name of this Book is Secret by Pseudonymous Bosch The name of this book is secret by Pseudonymous Bosch is (although Mr Bosch would not like me to disclose) about a two brave and curious heroes, Cassandra and Max-Ernest. He wouldn’t want you to hear about a strange box of vials containing a symphony of smells, that …
Book Review- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl Charlie and the chocolate factory by Roald Dahl is a story about Charlie bucket who lives in a small wooden house outside town with his mum, dad, and four grandparents. They are very poor; being means they don’t have a lot of food. That makes the fact that …
Book Review- The Wide-Awake Princess by E.D Baker The wide-awake princess by E.D baker is a twisted tale about Annie, sleeping beauty’s little sister. In this version of sleeping beauty, Gwen Annie’s older sister is stuck by a spinning wheel and it’s up to her save them. Everybody is asleep in the castle except her because Annie wasn’t given any magical gifts when she was younger, instead, she was …
Book Review- Artemis Fowl and the Arctic Incident by Eoin Colfer Artemis Fowl and the Arctic Incident by Eoin Colfer is the second book in the Artemis fowl series. Artemis Fowl wants to find his father, who is held hostage in Russia; Holly Short wants to find who’s supplying the goblins with human technology; Foaly wants to …
