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Picture Books to Share

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Picture Books to Share

Come Back Gosling by Anne Booth & illustrated by David Litchfield (Templar Books – June 2025) Come Back Gosling by Anne Booth is a beautiful story celebrating books, friendship and growing up. A little girl and her good friend, Gosling, love visiting the library and borrowing books to read in their tree house. They take turns choosing stories and enjoying them together. One day, the little girl slams a book shut and announces she doesn’t like it…Read Article

The Coming of the Iron Man by Ted Hughes & illustrated by Mini Grey

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The Coming of the Iron Man by Ted Hughes & illustrated by Mini Grey

The well-loved classic story of The Iron Man by Ted Hughes has been reimagined and brought to life in picture book format by the incredibly talented Mini Grey. Full of colour, bold text and an engaging story, this beautiful book will completely captivate readers. When the very unusual, very hungry Iron Man appears in the countryside, the farmers don’t know what to do! He’s eating their machinary and leaving gigantic footprints on their land. The…Read Article

Shoot for the Stars by Danielle Brown MBE, illustrated by Jayde Perkin & Filigrana de Ideas

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Shoot for the Stars by Danielle Brown MBE, illustrated by Jayde Perkin & Filigrana de Ideas

Written by Danielle Brown MBE, two-time Paralympic champion in archery, Shoot for the Stars celebrates the incredible benefits of sport while encouraging girls to stay involved. Aimed at readers age 8-12, this book addresses barriers to taking part while building confidence, resilience and a sense of identity. By sharing the stories of other great female athletes, Danielle Brown MBE has created a book that is overflowing with advice and inspirat…Read Article

Netta Becker and the Timeline Crime by Jennifer Claessen

Netta Becker and the Timeline Crime is a deeply engaging time travelling mystery. Layered with meaning and important questions for young readers while exploring both ancient and modern culture, it would make a fantastic class read aloud alongside an Ancient Greece topic. We’re so used to the story of King Minos, Theseus and the minotaur hidden in the labyrinth that it’s easy to accept it at face value. This adventure plays with the history invol…Crete, Crete Region · Crete Read Article

Small Wonder by Ross Montgomery

Small Wonder has all the beauty of fantasy, fairy tale and classic adventure story rolled into one. Focussing on the innocence, determination and bravery of Tick and his little brother Leaf, this is a masterclass in characterisation. As they set off on the most incredible journey with their faithful horse, Pebble, the boys face seemingly insurmountable challenge, danger at every turn and situations that test every strand of their moral fibre. Ti…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Dracula and Daughters by Emma Carroll

Emma Carroll has done it again with an stunning gothic adventure for middle grade readers. The first in a new historical fantasy series, Dracula and Daughters is equal parts frightening, inspiring and intriguing. You will never look at vampires the same way again! Who can resist a story that begins with the sentence: “It’s November, midnight: the perfect time to steal a corpse.” This is a masterclass in story-telling, characterisation and atmosp…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Happy Hills: Mr Big Fluff Rules by Sophy Henn ~ Blog Tour

It’s time for the third instalment in the delightful Happy Hills graphic novel series by Sophy Henn! Join Ace, Shroomer, Mimi and Sparks as they strive to protect their beloved home from Mr Big Fluff – the baddest hamster around. Mr Big Fluff doesn’t feel very happy so he decides to steal the happiness from Happy Hills. The gang aren’t going to let him win without a fight! When their gangster approach fails, they need to come up with a new plan.…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Runaways by E.L. Norry

Told with humour, empathy and a whole lot of heart, Runaways by E.L Norry is a story that will stay with you. Honest, authentic and powerful, it challenges readers to think about how two people with very different lives can feel so similar. July has recently returned from foster care to live with her young mum, a recovering addict who struggles to hold down a job and make positive choices for their family. All their exciting plans and promises f…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

The Lucky House Detective Agency by Scarlett Li ~ Blog Tour

It’s my stop on the blog tour for the first book in a delightful new mystery series, The Lucky House Detective Agency. Perfect for Year 3 onwards, this fun who-dunnit would be fantastic as a class read aloud to learn about the mystery genre. Full of cases, clues, suspects and evidence, there’s everything children need to understand the componants of a mystery and how to make it really fun! Children will love listening to the story together and t…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

Thirst by Darren Simpson

Thirst is a completely unique and totally captivating YA folk horror tale for those who love to imagine what might happen if nature has too much power. Deliciously magical, it follows the stories of Gorse and Faye – two teens who strive to do what’s best for their families while trying to make sense of tradition and ancient belief. Gorse lives in the village of Maimsbury. Each spring, villagers come together to celebrate the River Yeelde, giving…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

The Amulet of Hath by Vashti Hardy & illustrated by Rebecca Sheerin

The Amulet of Hath is the thrilling second book in the Relic Hunters series. This is a fantastic, accessible series for readers age 9+ from the queen of STEM adventures, Vashti Hardy In the first book, The Clockwork Key, we meet Mabel and Will Greystone who are learning to search the world for ancient treasure under the guidance of their Aunt Lucy (and her grumpy, talking stuffed cat, Grimm). In book two, they’re off again. This time they’re in …Read Article

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