Porridge the Tartan Cat and the Kittycat Kidnap
I, along with many others, are flying the flag for illustrated fiction. We are seeing more and more illustrations in books now, and they’re brilliant.
Category: Shorter Novels
Eric Appleby Danger Zone
Die Hard for kids is how I described the last book I reviewed, written by Author Dan Worsley. That book was Eric Appleby Zero to
Grace-Ella – Spells for Beginners
I received this book last year when it was released. I read it quickly, and then was prevented blogging about it through lack of time
Beaky Malone: World’s Greatest Liar
It’s been ages since I read a funny children’s book. Many of the ones I’ve been reading lately have been quite serious. Nothing wrong
More Impossible Tales
A Few months ago I reviewed a self published title. Not something I, or many bloggers, often do (rightly or wrongly), but Eric Appleby:
Sweet Pizza
Every month, over on Twitter I help run and join in a monthly online book chat called @KidLitReaders We read a book, and then
Tommy V Cancer – Zombies & Copy Cat
Welcome to the Book Monster leg of the #TommyVCancer blog tour. I was glad to be able to post my blog on Father’s Day because, although
Dave Pigeon
Pigeons. Referred to as “flying rats”. I’ve often sat in Sheffield city centre watching the walking wounded pigeons limp and hop around, always on
Rabbit & Bear: Rabbit’s Bad Habits
Last year the wonderfully talented illustrator Jim Field was putting out little teaser pictures from this book on Twitter, and from these alone I
The Many Worlds of Albie Bright
The Many Worlds of Albie Bright written by Christopher Edge, cover art by Matt Saunders and published by Nosy Crow was chosen as the Kid
