The next new series from Jennifer Killick has kicked off. And, it’s a real cracker if book one – Mo, Lottie and the Junkers – is anything to go by. Fresh, original and chock-a-block full of Jennifer’s trademark witty dialogue.
The Titanic Detective Agency is the latest novel from Lindsay Littleson. When Bertha Watt boards the unsinkable RMS Titanic she embraces life on the sea as her family makes the bold decision to cross the Atlantic for a better life in America. It’s not long before Bertha’s instincts tell her things on board are not…
Long before we all started doing the endless scroll through Netflix, we’d rifle through the TV guide for the juiciest picks. That was back in the olden days, you know, the 80s, when we all had those faux wooden tellies on legs. Anyway, once we’d found the perfect film (The Goonies, Labyrinth, Willow), Mum would…
Every wondered how a writer goes about researching information for their latest creation? Ever pondered the lengths they might go to in order to ensure every detail is as accurate as possible? Well, wonder no more, OutWalkers novelist Fiona Shaw describes the crazy situations she found herself in the midst of her creative process… …
The Dog who Saved the World, written by Ross Welford, is a novel about technology, time travel, family, dogs and friendship — and of course… saving the world. This book is about Georgie, Ramzy and Mr Mash and the adventures that they go on to save the world. It all begins when Georgie and Ramzy…
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That bittersweet moment, when a much cherished book series comes to an end. Sob! A Witch Come True marks the final installment of James Nicol’s trilogy, it all started with The Apprentice Witch – and our first encounter with Arianwyn and the town of Lull. WARNING: With frequent mentions of steaming mugs of hot chocolates,…
When Tessa has to reluctantly move from her home in Florida to the windy city of Chicago, she is annoyed and her world feels shattered. And to make matters worse, she soon discovers that the house her parents have bought for her and her brother, Jonah, to live in is haunted…! The Peculiar Incident on…
Martin Howard has written a plethora of books – fiction, non-fiction, for both children and adults – under his own and made-up names. Intriguing! Delighted that Martin Howard has popped into My Book Corner today to answer our infamous questions… Tell us about you in 25 words or less. I’m the sort of person who…
Super excited to be revealing the cover of Lindsay Littleson’s new book to you today. Created by Anne Glennie, the cover of The Titanic Detective Agency is revealed via a video no less! Ta-dah… Psst once you’ve admired its beauty, scroll down for a few words from Lindsay Littleson about Anne Glennie’s cover. “The Titanic Detective…
The Goose Road by Rowena House, published by Walker Books World War One has begun and 14 year-old Angelique finds herself with only one option if she is to save the farm, the only home she has ever known. With her father and brother off to fight in the bloody war, and convinced they will…
The short list for the Waterstones Children’s Book Prize 2019 has been announced. What a stunning list. We’ve spied some My Book Corner favourites, AND a My Book Corner reviewer has made the list. We’re jumping for joy here! HUGE congratulations to all those who made the shortlist… Illustrated Books 100 Dogs by Micheal Whaite Julian…
Shadowscent: The Darkest Bloom is the sensational debut fantasy adventure from PM Freestone. In her desert home away from the hustle and bustle of the city of Aphorai, Rakel is running out of time to save her father. In a world where scent is key, her impressive scentlore skills are no match for the disease that…
A Secret Diary of the First World War by Gill Arbuthnott, illustrated by Darren Gate It’s August 1914 and 14 year-old James Marchbank is no longer a delivery boy. He’s going to fight in the war. Sent to the trenches in France, James’s story unfolds as he spends the next four years fighting to survive…
From the author of the critically acclaimed Bigfoot, Tobin & Me, comes a heart- warming and quirky tale packed full of Melissa Savage’s trademark warmth and wit. The Truth About Martians is set against the backdrop of the famous Roswell UFO site, Mylo and Dibs try to discover the truth about the creatures they find inside…
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Ooh, this sounds fantastic!
Great review, thanks for posting the pictures. Really makes a difference with picture book reviews. Will order for the store…
I often hope to find interviews with Margaret Wild who fascinates me and whose work I adore. Thoroughly enjoyed this…