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

I absolutely loved the book. It was a fast paced adventure that immerses you in the past, and was just as good as the first book

The Secret of the Treasure Keepers by A.M. Howell is the latest historical mystery by a writer who is fast becoming a master of the genre.

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

This is a fantastic book and it would be perfect for children that are aged 9 and above that love exciting adventure stories.

This book is bonkers. It is hilarious and lots of fun; it is farcical in places and a very enjoyable read.

Libby and the Parisian puzzle is the debut middle grade novel by Jo Clarke. It is about a girl called Libby who goes to stay with her aunt

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.

Rita Wong and the Jade mask is an unusual story, it is quirky and full of character.

It's that time of year again when I start to reflect on the books I have read over the last 12 months. It has been another fantastic year

Today it is my turn to write about a Christmas themed book for the 'Let's Get Festive' Blog tour. I have to be completely honest and...

The Song that Sings Us really is a book worth singing about. I hope it gets read far and wide, it deserved to.

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

From the Costa Award-winning author of The Skylarks' War, a moving WWII story of family and friendship on opposite sides of a devastating...

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

I loved this story, and I hope others will feel the same way. It is definitely not the 'difficult' second album, more the crowning glory

The Storm Keepers' Battle by Catherin Doyle is the fitting conclusion to the Stormkeeper trilogy.

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.