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I’m rounding off the blog tour for ‘Rollercoaster Girl’ – a short and snappy read for readers who are developing in confidence.
“When Lily chooses Rory Whoosher, the forgotten founder of a long-abandoned theme park, for her school project, nobody expects much. But Lily’s sketches spark more than just imagination.
With her grandad’s encouragement and a...
Today I’m sharing the first title in a brand new series about the everyday adventures of the O’Hare family. ‘Leaving the House’ will certainly ring true for anyone who has ever tried to leave the house with young children in tow!
“Little bunny brothers Jackson and Harley love to create chaos and fun in the mornings, from superhero playtimes and breakfast mishaps...
This colour doesn’t technically feature in the rainbow in its own right there were too many beautiful TURQUOISE covers not to give them their own post.
Mixed: Explore and Celebrate Your Mixed Indentity
“In Mixed:
– Celebrate what it means to be YOU
– Explore connections to all parts of your heritage
– ...
Next up is BLUE. Always a popular colour for middle grade book covers…
The World According to Sharks
“This is a laugh-out-loud guide to the weird and wonderful world of sharks – from sharks that can walk on land, to sharks that glow in the dark, to sharks that fart to swim deeper (yes, really).
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Magical fantasy is, by far, one of my favourite middle grade genres which is why I was very excited to read the fourth addition to the Royal Institute of Magic series. And why I was very disappointed in myself for not already having read the previous three instalments! Fortunately, this did not make any difference to how much I enjoyed this book and how easily I followed the ...