Owl and the Lost Boy
A Girl Called Owl the first book in this gorgeous series, was our last book read for the children’s book group Kid Lit Readers
Category: Shorter Novels
The Hat Full of Secrets
Illustrated fiction for young readers is probably the biggest marvel of modern publishing. Longer fully illustrated novels designed specifically to bridge the gap between
Llama Out Loud
There’s something about llamas isn’t there? That kids seem to love, I think it’s probably the quiff, and perhaps the spit risk! But these
A Very Literary Lockdown
Well, it’s been a bit of a month or two hasn’t it? Life as we know it has changed, my library has been closed
Jasper Space & Viking Dog
I’m always on the look out for brilliant non-fiction titles, of which there are now many fine examples. Non-fiction is a great way to
Dino Knights
Working in a library, one of the most common requests is for books ideal for children who are a little less keen on reading.
The Runaway Robot
There are some author and illustrator teams that you can’t help but get particularly excited at when you see their book arrive and the wonderful
The Dog Runner
On Book Monsters, I have tended to focus mainly on books for younger readers, but there is so much wonderful middle age fiction out there
The Big, Fat, Totally Bonkers Diary of Pig
Welcome to my stop on the LOLLIES (The Laugh Out Loud Book Awards) blog tour and my book shortlisted in the 6-8 years category, The
Aliens Invaded my Talent Show
I know of two things that many children particularly love! The first is humour, what child doesn’t enjoy laughing and making others laugh? The
