My Favourite Books of 2020 [Wrap Up 2020]
A wrap up of my favourite books of 2020.
Read MoreTag: YA
Book Review: Unpregnant – Jenni Hendriks and Ted Caplan
A fierce, contemporary YA novel about having the right over your own body – and your future.
Read MoreMini Book Review: Trinkets – Kirsten Smith
A teen book about three young women shoplifting their way through their emotions – but can they save each other from serious trouble?
Read MoreBlog Tour and Review: Crown of Feathers – Nicki Pau Preto [No spoilers]
I’m so excited to be part of the Crown of Feathers blog tour. Read my review to find out why!
Read MoreBook Review: Opposite of Always – justin a. reynolds
A fabulous debut from justin a. reynolds.
Read MoreIllustrator Q&A: Good Boy – Mal Peet (Auth.) and Emma Shoard (Illus.)
I interview the talented illustrator Emma Shoard about her work on Mal Peet’s Good Boy.
Read MoreBook Review: The New Boy – Paula Rawsthorne [YA]
There’s a new boy at Zoe’s Sixth Form College. What’s so unusual about that? Perhaps all is not what it seems…
Read MoreScholastic Book Feast 2019 (and Other Adventures)
There ain’t no party like a Scholastic party! (I need to get out more)
Read MoreBlog Tour and Book Review: The Year After You – Nina de Pass
Synopsis On New Years Eve in San Francisco, Cara is in a deadly car crash. Incredibly, she survives, but her best friend Georgina is not so lucky. Consumed by guilt and grief, Cara is sent to a Swiss boarding school by her mother, believing it will be the fresh start Cara needs. But Cara knows […]
Read MoreMini Book Review: Two Can Keep A Secret – Karen M. McManus
Title: Two Can Keep A SecretAuthor: Karen M. McManusPublisher: Penguin BooksPublication date: Out now Blurb Echo Ridge is reeling. This picturesque town, nestled near the Canadian border, experienced its first tragic loss in 1995 when high-school senior Sarah Corcoran vanished while walking home from the library. Then five years ago, homecoming queen Lacey Kilduff was […]
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