Books reviews – children and adult
With a strong interest in my own family history I was interested to find out more about the Ben Graff book Find Another Place, which was published through Matador Books earlier this year. This is unlike most books that I read as Find Another Place is an autobiography, but one where… Continue reading »
Every so often I get to read a book that totally captivates me, and keeps me up very late at night. When that book also keeps you guessing right to the last page, then you know you’ve discovered a winner. Before Her Eyes by Jack Jordan was published through Corvus… Continue reading »
With the recent leadership changes in Zimbabwe it’s been a rather apt time to read House of Stone which is written by Novuyo Tshuma. Published through Atlantic Books in June this year, House of Stone tells the story of a family and their lives from colonial Rhodesia through to the… Continue reading »
Today I’m taking part in a blogger tour to celebrate the publication of Right of Passage by Lee Jenkins through Aeon Books. You can read more from Brook Cottage Books who took part in the blog tour yesterday here. Right of Passage is the latest novel from Jenkins which follows… Continue reading »
Last month saw the release of a book that’s right up our street. Published through Quarto Kids, The Wild Year Book is written by Fiona Danks and Jo Schofield and includes 70 different challenges for children to complete throughout the year. The Wild Year Book is divided into activities for… Continue reading »
As you all know we are motorsport fans here, with a love of old cars. So when we were approached by Porter Press International recently regarding a new children’s book which features a Jaguar XK120 as the main character in the The XK Files: 120, I knew we needed to… Continue reading »