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Percy The Post-Penguin by Genevieve Aspinall
Percy the penguin has a problem. He runs a post office in the South Pole, but nobody knows it is there. Percy never has any post to deliver. He sets out to change this, and, with determination and...
View ArticleThe Midnight Switch by Samuel J. Halpin
A spooky old town called Barrow. The legendary Bogwitch who is said take one child every time the town floods in retaliation for an historical wrong. A secretive society that protects Barrow’s...
View ArticleBlog Tour: Postcards From Valhalla by Danny Weston
About the book: Postcards from Valhalla is a YA fantasy cum ghost story set in the Shetland Islands. It centres around Viggo, whose father went missing in Shetland in pursuit of all things Norse...
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How Does Santa Go Down The Chimney? by Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen
How does Santa get down the chimney? Just how does he do it? Maybe he tightens his belt or gets kicked down by his reindeer. And what if there is no chimney at all? This book speculates over the...
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The Nutcracker And The Mouse King’s Christmas Shenanigans by Alex T. Smith
The Mouse King has shenanigans planned. Greater, more terrible shenanigans than ever before. Shenanigans that might stop Christmas. It is up to Clara – with the help of her little brother Fritz and a...
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Bunnies In A Sleigh by Philip Ardagh and Ben Mantle
It is Christmas Eve and all is going well in Santa’s North Pole workshop. All is going well, that is, until some mischievous little bunnies fill the Elves with candy canes that make their tummies so...
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Review: A Whale Of A Time – A Funny Poem For Every Day Of The Year. Selected...
A Whale Of A Time is a weighty yet witty tome of poetry aimed at younger children. Editor Lou Peacock has selected the contents brilliantly for readers who may be encountering poetry for the first...
View ArticleImpossible Creatures by Katherine Rundell
When Christopher goes to stay with the grandfather he has never met before, he discovers that there is a portal to another world in the back garden. While the creatures in our world are dying due to a...
View ArticleBlog Tour: Q&A with Diamond Jack author Anna Rainbow
About Diamond Jack: Your Magic Or Your Life by Anna Rainbow: While helping in Grandpa’s shop, Bramble discovers a strange scarlet mask. A tingling in her fingers tells her to try it on, but when she...
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Tales Of World War II by Dr Hattie Hearn and Margarida Esteves
At last – an illustrated non-fiction book about WWII that helps children to understand the chronology and the events on different parts of the world stage whilst remaining comprehensible and...
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Blog Tour: How To Teach Grown-Ups About Climate Change by Patricia Daniels....
Has your grown-up ever refused to believe in climate change? Have they stuck with habits that are harming our planet? Never fear – How To Teach Grown-Ups About Climate Change is the handbook that will...
View ArticleBlog Tour: Bite Risk Caught Dead by S.J. Wills
Sel and the gang are back. Set five or six months after the events of Bite Risk, this sequel finds out what happens once the resiedents of Tremorglade have been liberated and the rest of the world has...
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Gargoyles, Guardians of the Source blog tour: A Q&A between Tamsin Mori and...
It is rare to hear from cover designers in children’s literature, especially on blogs, and even less usual for an author to interview the cover designer. Yet this Q&A session by author Tamsin Mori...
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