• The Imaginary

    The Imaginary

    A. F. Harrold and Emily Gravett have created a perfectly charming illustrated novel. The Imaginary really is something quite special. The hardcover edition of The Imaginary comes resplendent in a fabulous jacket … but the joy doesn’t stop there. Lift the cover to take a peek underneath too. Oh, and then reveal in those endpapers…

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  • Scarlet Ibis
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    Scarlet Ibis

    Scarlet Ibis is a wonderfully touching novel about the relationship between a sister and her younger brother. Gill Lewis has penned a compelling novel focusing on the lengths a sister will go to in order to ensure the safety and security of her younger brother. Scarlet is more than used to looking after her younger brother,…

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  • Wonder: The Julian Chapter

    Wonder: The Julian Chapter

    Wonder by RJ Palacio got us all talking, and for all the right reasons. Palacio tackled bullying head on. But what about those bullies? It’s a much vocalised statement that the bullies, without excusing their behaviour, often have their own story. Here it is – Wonder: The Julian Chapter. Meet Julian. With an overbearing mother…

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  • The Tin Snail

    The Tin Snail

    The Tin Snail is an engrossing middle grade novel set in France during Word War II. 13 year old Angelo lives with his dad in France. They savour thick black coffees and sweet pastries as part of their morning ritual. They also share something else in common – their passion for cars. Angelo’s dad is…

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  • The Tiffin

    The Tiffin

    he Tiffin from Mahtab Narsimnhan is a wonderful novel, perfectly pitched at readers aged 10+. Be transported into the world of India – full of delicious smells, monsoon rains and those intriguing tiffin boxes. Narsminhan’s novel follows the up and downs of young Kunal, a 13 year old boy in Bombay. Kunal, an orphan, just…

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  • Weird World of Wonders – World War II
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    Weird World of Wonders – World War II

    With a lively narrative Tony Robinson has created a light and entertaining chapter book which deals with an important historical period. Tony Robinson’s Weird World of Wonders – World War II is part of an entertaining series, bringing history to life with Robinson’s unique slant. Introducing Hitler as ‘a weirdly weird weirdo with a crazy…

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  • The Wolf Wilder

    The Wolf Wilder

    ‘Once upon a time, a hundred years ago, there was a dark and stormy girl.’ and so begins The Wolf Wilder, an exquisitely written novel from Katherine Rundell. Full of drama and atmosphere this is a wonderfully fast paced novel. The Wolf Wilder is set against the cold, harsh Russian landscape. Feo and her mother live a…

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  • Rooftoppers

    Rooftoppers

    Rooftoppers is a wonderful novel from Katherine Rundell (The Wolf Wilder), her lyrical voice brings to life intriguing characters, and a hypnotic world …. accompanied by a fabulous opening line; ‘On the morning of its first birthday, a baby was found floating in a cello case in the middle of the English Channel.’ This baby…

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  • Author Interview: Karen Foxlee

    Author Interview: Karen Foxlee

    Karen Foxlee is the author of the New York Times featured novel, Ophelia and the Marvellous Boy. Ophelia is Foxlee’s first foray towards a slightly younger audience (8-12); her lyrical and determined voice make her absolutely perfect for this readership! A huge, warmest welcome to Karen Foxlee from My Book Corner, as she steps in to…

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  • Ophelia and the Marvellous Boy

    Ophelia and the Marvellous Boy

    Ophelia and the Marvellous Boy is the new release from talented author Karen Foxlee. This latest novel is the perfect chapter book for readers aged 10+, who are looking for a great adventure. Karen Foxlee opens her novel with a lyrical, fairytale like chapter recounting a legend which has far reaching consequences on the present day ……

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  • Dixie O’Day In The Fast Lane

    Dixie O’Day In The Fast Lane

    Dixie O’Day is from the talented hands of mother & daughter duo Shirley Hughes and Clara Vulliamy. Yes, you read those two names correctly – what a treat! This is the first in delightful illustrated chapter book series for young, newly independent readers. The short chapters make it perfect for bedtime reading! You can’t beat…

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  • Fortunately, the Milk

    Fortunately, the Milk

    A rollicking good read from wordsmith Neil Gaiman Fortunately, the Milk ticks plenty of boxes. Firstly, this is perfect for those who have recently graduated to chapter books.  Why? Gaiman’s writing has an almost picture book quality to it. The light hearted tone and clever use of repetition, are whisked together with a host of crazy characters.…

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  • Pugs of the Frozen North

    Pugs of the Frozen North

    Pugs of the Frozen North is the latest collaboration between the energetic co authors Philip Reeveand Sarah McIntyre. Their illustrated novel for younger readers is  a fun and ice filled race – think whacky races … with pugs. Shen is a cabin boy on the Lucky Star. Unfortunately this ship turns out to be not…

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  • Cakes in Space

    Cakes in Space

    Cakes in Space is the latest chapter book from the talented duo Philip Reeve & Sarah McIntyre, and it sure is a rollicking good space adventure. Unique, quirky and immense fun this one had us on the edge of our seats. Astra is off to space. Yep! She and her family are part of a…

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  • Oliver and the Seawigs

    Oliver and the Seawigs

    When your parents are the types that revel in adventure, are always looking for somewhere new to explore, climb and discover … then the much longed for promise of your own room, a proper bed and a quiet nights sleep is luxury indeed. But really, this is a novel, and this is a novel by…

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