Review | Rotten Heart by Kat Dunn
I really wanted to love this one, and honestly I can see why other people do. It’s billed as a sapphic, gender-swapped Victorian version…
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Review | Bad Neighbours by Joanna Jenkins
I’ll be honest, the premise of Bad Neighbours isn’t new. A homeless man dies outside a fancy apartment block; residents are a bit too…
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Yoto is in its Bluey Era
Bluey is officially making the jump from the screen to Yoto, with the global kids’ favourite set to arrive on the audio platform for…
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Review | Just Like The Night by Michael Caleb Tasker
For those who read a lot of crime and thrillers, Just Like the Night is a little different from the usual murder, investigation and…
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Review | Bistro Food: Fast French One-Pot by Stéphane Reynaud
French cooking has always seemed a bridge too far when you are cooking. Too many pans, too many techniques and often too much effort…
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Review | The Governor by Lynda La Plante
The Murder Is Not the Real Story There is an immediate complication with Lynda La Plante’s The Governor. It is arriving on shelves as…
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ACOTAR 6 & 7 Revealed
ACOTAR fans, clear your calendar! Two new trips to Prythian are officially on the way. Sarah J. Maas has revealed the titles and release…
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Ready To Welcome Jonathan Bailey In Your House?
Feel the terror of being hunted and experience the thrill of the hunt. Audible’s Dracula invites you to welcome literature’s most shadowy figure into…
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Let’s Dino Do This!
Yoto, makers of the award-winning screen-free audio players for kids and families, has launched PAW Patrol: Let’s Dino Do This! This exclusive Yoto card…
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REVIEW | Grow
Grow by Jess McGeachin Grow is not the sort of book you would automatically buy for a child you did not know well. It…
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REVIEW | That Bird Can Draw!
That Bird Can Draw! by Ged Adamson That Bird Can Draw! is a lovely, encouraging story about confidence, creativity, and learning not to measure…
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REVIEW | Fish Are Friends
Fish Are Friends by Jules Howard and Gosia Herba I loved Fish Are Friends. It is lively, funny and packed with the sort of…
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Celebrate Threshing Day This September!
Grab your leathers, the dragons are waiting! Thirteen unforgettable stories. One Legendary Day. The bond that changes everything. Rebecca Yarros has announced the title…
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Review | Hello, Limerence by Momo Yamaguchi
I love reading books by Japanese authors because they feel so different from the romance and fantasy books I usually pick up, and they…
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REVIEW | Murder at Thornwood Park
Murder at Thornwood Park by Joan Sauers felt a little like settling in for a good Sunday night mystery, or an episode of Midsomer…
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