Reviews
Six by MM Vaughan: "A surprise ending will encourage readers to think beyond the text and grapple with some real-world dilemmas. Inventive, entertaining and thought-provoking" - Kirkus (starred)
Mountwood School for Ghosts by Toby Ibbotson: "This debut has confidence, panto characters to love and hate and a wonderfully peculiar sense of humour. It shares his mother’s irreverence, wit and quiet intellectualism". - The Times
Risk by Fleur Ferris: "Gripping, devastating and terrifying. The scariest thing is that everything that happens in Risk is all too possible". - Rebecca James, author of Beautiful Malice
Fig by Sarah Elizabeth Schantz: “An incredibly haunting story about mental illness and family bonds”. - School Library Journal
Hellhole by Gina Damico: “Fans of Damico’s Croak trilogy will be right at home with the author’s emphasis on grim topics made sardonic, and horror buffs in general will find plenty of scary undertones to this multi-layered plot” - The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
Bone Gap by Laura Ruby: "One part magical realism and two parts fantasy, Bone Gap is a story of whispering corn, buzzing bees, and glimpses of magic in parallel universes." - VOYA
Space Case by Stuart Gibbs: "A delightful and brilliantly constructed middle-grade thriller". - New York Times
Shoot to Kill by Steve Cole: "Packed with blackmail, murder and revenge, Shoot to Kill is Young Bond at his best’ - Evening Standard
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