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If you’re after a festive read with a twist, look no further…,

“When Masen, Conor and Joss wake up in the caravan on Christmas morning, a chill of unease fills the air. Their presents sit untouched in the house across the way, but their parents are nowhere to be found. Outside, a blizzard rages.

Families don’t just vanish on Christmas Day.

Som...


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Let me introduce you to something truly terrifying…

“If you go down to the woods today, you’re in for a nasty surprise …

Seeking creepy thrills instead of candy, Cody and his friends set out on Halloween to search for the ruins of the haunted McBride House in the woods near his home in Oregon.

The house has taken on a sinister legendary statu...


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Welcome readers, to my annual round up of all things Halloweenish as we approach the spookiest day of the year!

Don’t Tickle the Skeleton! by Sam Taplin, illustrated by Ana Larrañaga

‘You’d better not tickle the skeleton… because it might just rattle if you do!Babies and toddlers just won’t be able to resist tickling the touchy-feely patc...


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Introducing a brand new titles form the award-wining David McPhail! Make sure you read his piece about the characters he enjoyed writing most.

‘Two galactic rulers, Cassiopeia and Perseus, have battled across the stars. Now their feud lands in Bilgeley, a nowhere town, on nowhere planet Earth.

Princess Cassiopeia’s in a fix. She shrank her entire space...


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If you are looking for a story which is part Wind in the Willows and part Sherlock Holmes, look no further than this fiendish mystery from the wonderfully-named Charlie Nutbrown. Be sure to read Charlie’s special piece about why he loves animal stories.

“Monty the fox has a dream – but that’s nothing new. Monty is brilliantly clever. But to the despair of his bes...


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