It is no secret that I am a big fan of Jenny Pearson's writing, so I am delighted to be taking part in the blog tour

At it's heart this is a story about a boy who wants to be loved and cared for as every child deserves. Fantastic story, full of empathy

The story is engaging and is told with a lot of humour. Frankie is a girl who feels like she doesn't fit in and feels a bit like an alien.

The Boy who sailed the ocean on an iceberg is an enjoyable read which is light hearted and fun but has a lot of hidden depth

The Girl Who Talked To Trees is a very enjoyable read. It is a series of interlinked stories that are led by Olive, the main character

This book made me laugh. A lot. But it also made me feel sad in parts. It made me cry as well.

Bigfoot Mountain is the debut middle grade novel by Roderick O'Grady and is about a girl called Minnie and her stepfather Dan,

Stewart Foster has that wonderful talent in a writer to see the world through the eyes of a child.

Me, My Dad and the End of the Rainbow is the debut middle grade novel by Benjamin Dean. It's brilliant.

Occasionally a book comes along that draws me in entirely with its compelling story and characters. This is one of those stories.

I have just finished reading The Tigers in the Tower by Julia Golding and I have a feeling it will sit with me for quite a while.

This is a great middle grade adventure with a bit of depth to it.

The story in Grimm follows Rory MCKenna, an eleven year old boy, as he tries to help the owner of Hotel Grimm by attempting to change people

This is a fantastic book. It tells the story of Jingwen and is brother Yanghao after their move to Australia.

I think this is one of the most important books I have read this year; it has had quite an impact on me.

Lucy is a fixer of broken things. But there’s one thing she can’t fix and that’s her unhappy mum. Until she comes up with an INCREDIBLE...

Katya Balen has written a special book here. October is an 11 year old girl who lives with her father in the woods.

After the war: from Auschwitz to Ambleside is the new book by Tom Palmer. I have been eagerly awaiting this book for a while