Archive for September, 2008
Monday, September 29th, 2008
Featured Books Age 0 – 5 Years
Featured Books for 5+ readers
Featured Books for 7+ readers
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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Roald Dahl
A book that requires no introduction as it is probably Dahl’s best-known and most read creation and deservedly so. The secretive and magical world of Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory is revealed to five ‘lucky’ children, each of who has won …
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The Bfg
Roald Dahl
This is a delightful, funny and exciting story about a special friendship between two people from different worlds – a giant and a child. As the story develops it shows how trust and love develops between them. It also …
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Waggit’s Tale
Peter Howe
This is an absolutely delightful and heart-warming animal tale about a puppy that gets dumped in the park by its owner. As he learns to fend for himself with the help of other strays, his life becomes both exciting and …
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Featured Books for 9+ readers
Featured Books for 11+ readers
Featured Books for 14+ readers
Tags: Anthony Mcgowan, before i die, Bob's Best Ever Friend, book reviews, Boy In The Striped Pyjamas, brisingr, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Chris Priestley, christopher paolini, Cornelia Funke, Derek The Sheep, Ferida Wolff, Gary Northfield, Harriet May Savitz, Inkheart 3: Inkdeath, jenny downham, Jill Tomlinson, John Boyne, lovereading4kids, Lynne Rickards, Magic Thief, opening extracts, Owl Who Was Afraid Of The Dark - Book & CD, Patrick Ness, peter howe, Pink!, Roald Dahl, sally gardner, Sarah Prineas, Simon Bartram, Tales Of Terror From The Black Ship, Ted Hughes, The Bfg, The Iron Man, The Knife of Never Letting Go, The Knife That Killed Me, The Red Necklace, the story blanket, waggit's tale
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Tuesday, September 23rd, 2008
Featured Books Age 0 – 5 Years
Featured Books for 5+ readers
Featured Books for 7+ readers
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Waggit’s Tale
Peter Howe
This is an absolutely delightful and heart-warming animal tale about a puppy that gets dumped in the park by its owner. As he learns to fend for himself with the help of other strays, his life becomes both exciting and …
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Kaspar
Michael Morpurgo
A miraculous story of survival. Kaspar is a feline fairy tale which tells how, after a pampered life as Countess Kandinsky’s beloved pet which includes a spell staying in the Savoy, the eponymous cat survives the dramatic sinking of the …
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The Bfg
Roald Dahl
This is a delightful, funny and exciting story about a special friendship between two people from different worlds – a giant and a child. As the story develops it shows how trust and love develops between them. It also …
Download free opening extract |
Featured Books for 9+ readers
Featured Books for 11+ readers
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Boy In The Striped Pyjamas
John Boyne
Film due for release 12 Sep 2008. To see a trailer click here or scroll down. When Bruno’s father is promoted
to a new job, the family have to move from their comfortable home in
Berlin to a strange new house in …
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Brisingr
Christopher Paolini
Oaths are sworn, loyalties tested and forces collide in a fantasy epic that promises to be one of the key publishing sensations of 2008. This, the third in Paolini’s Inheritance cycle is eagerly awaited on Saturday 20th September when it …
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Airhead
Meg Cabot
From the creator of Allie Finkle and The Princess Diaries comes a brand new novel featuring two very different girls, one a superbrain and the other a supermodel. They have absolutely nothing in common until something extraordinary happens. …
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Featured Books for 14+ readers
Tags: airhead, Aliens Love Underpants!, Anthony Mcgowan, before i die, Bob's Best Ever Friend, Boy In The Striped Pyjamas, brisingr, children's book reviews, Chris Priestley, christopher paolini, Claire Freedman, Cornelia Funke, Derek The Sheep, Emily Bearn, Ferida Wolff, Gary Northfield, Harriet May Savitz, Inkheart 3: Inkdeath, jenny downham, John Boyne, Kaspar, lovereading4kids, Lynne Rickards, Magic Thief, meg cabot, Michael Morpurgo, opening extracts, peter howe, Pink!, Roald Dahl, sally gardner, Sarah Prineas, Simon Bartram, Tales Of Terror From The Black Ship, The Bfg, The Knife That Killed Me, The Red Necklace, the story blanket, Tumtum and Nutmeg: The Great Escape, waggit's tale
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Friday, September 19th, 2008
From Potential Prize Winners to Exclusive Pre Publication extracts along with a smattering of competitions we have enough new books to keep all your children absorbed, excited and entertained for the coming Autumn. Read on for more …..
New Features for September
2 exclusive competitions
This month there are 2 big children’s books. Naturally we are featuring them both and we have exclusive, free to enter prize draws with both of them. The first

is the 3rd of the epic Inheritance Cycle series by Christopher Paolini. The final book is called Brisingr and we have a signed copy to give away with the other 2 in the series. Also September sees the next in the heart stopping ‘Young Bond’’ series by Charlie Higson. By Royal Command finds the young bond on the run in Austria trying to stop a deadly plot. We have signed copies to give away. Find out more on the website.
Pre-Publication stories to discover before the hordes:
Inkdeath
by Cornelia Funke
For 9+ readers. The final book in the series and watch out for the film later this year.
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Exposure
by Mal Peet
For 14+ readers. Mystery and intrigue as someone tries to plot the scandalous downfall of a big soccer star.
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The Story Blanket
by Elena Odriozola
For 0-5 Readers. A beautiful illustrated story about ‘Babba Zarrah’, who makes new clothes for everyone in her village.
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Mothstorm
by Philip Reeve
For 9+ readers. The third thrilling story of interplanetary peril in the Larklight series..
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Tales of Terror from the Black Ship
by Chris Priestley
Terrifyingly entertaining follow up with more dark stories for 14+ readers.
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Waterslain Angels
by Kevin Crossley-Holland
An atmospheric detective story set in 1950s Norfolk.
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Comic Strip History
by Sally Kniberg
For 7+ readers. Everything important that’s happened in the world – in pictures, brilliant!
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Potential Prize winners
Finally in September we have the shortlists for two prestigious children’s book awards. You can read a free Opening Extract of them all on our website and decide which books you rate. The first is Guardian children’s fiction prize, which will be announced on September 24. Next the Booktrust teenage fiction prize where the winner will be announced on 18 November.
Happy reading and coming soon book selections for Halloween and Christmas!
Tags: booktrust tenage fiction, brisingr, by royal command, charlie higson, Chris Priestley, christopher paolini, comic strip history, corneelia funke, elena odriozola, exposure, guardian children's fiction prize, inkdeath, kevin crossley holland, mal peet, mothstorm, new voices, philip reeve, robert muchamore, sally kniberg, tales of terror, the story blanket, usborne reading, walker, waterslain angels
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Monday, September 15th, 2008
Featured Books Age 0 – 5 Years
Featured Books for 5+ readers
Featured Books for 7+ readers
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Waggit’s Tale
Peter Howe
This is an absolutely delightful and heart-warming animal tale about a puppy that gets dumped in the park by its owner. As he learns to fend for himself with the help of other strays, his life becomes both exciting and …
Download free opening extract |
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The Bfg
Roald Dahl
This is a delightful, funny and exciting story about a special friendship between two people from different worlds – a giant and a child. As the story develops it shows how trust and love develops between them. It also …
Download free opening extract |
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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Roald Dahl
A book that requires no introduction as it is probably Dahl’s best-known and most read creation and deservedly so. The secretive and magical world of Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory is revealed to five ‘lucky’ children, each of who has won …
Download free opening extract |
Featured Books for 9+ readers
Featured Books for 11+ readers
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Stormbreaker
Anthony Horowitz
A fabulous story that crackles with suspense and daring and shows that a bit of cheek will take you a very long way. Alex Rider is fourteen when his whole world is turned upside down. Already an orphan, his guardian …
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Airhead
Meg Cabot
From the creator of Allie Finkle and The Princess Diaries comes a brand new novel featuring two very different girls, one a superbrain and the other a supermodel. They have absolutely nothing in common until something extraordinary happens. …
Download free opening extract |
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Boy In The Striped Pyjamas
John Boyne
Film due for release 12 Sep 2008. To see a trailer click here or scroll down. When Bruno’s father is promoted
to a new job, the family have to move from their comfortable home in
Berlin to a strange new house in …
Download free opening extract |
Featured Books for 14+ readers
Tags: airhead, Aliens Love Underpants!, Anthony Horowitz, Anthony Mcgowan, before i die, Bob's Best Ever Friend, Boy In The Striped Pyjamas, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Chris Priestley, Claire Freedman, Derek The Sheep, Emily Bearn, Gary Northfield, jenny downham, Jill Tomlinson, John Boyne, lovereading4kids, Magic Thief, meg cabot, My Grandpa's Amazing Inventions, opening extracts, Owl Who Was Afraid Of The Dark - Book & CD, peter howe, Philip Caveney, Richard Johnson, Roald Dahl, Sarah Prineas, Simon Bartram, Stormbreaker, Tales Of Terror From The Black Ship, The Bfg, The Eye of The Serpent, The Knife That Killed Me, the mysterious benedict society, Trenton Lee Stuart, Tumtum and Nutmeg: The Great Escape, waggit's tale
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Wednesday, September 10th, 2008
Love reading? Sit down with some Espresso and a good book

Espresso Education, the award-winning online curriculum service, has teamed up with Lovereading4schools.co.uk, the online independent book experts, to encourage children to find books, appreciate good stories, and enjoy reading, all through an online learning environment. This initiative also supports the National Year of Reading and provides a reading legacy schools can use for years to come.
The recent drop in the number of 14-year-olds attaining the required reading standard has prompted fresh concerns that children need more encouragement to pick a book and get stuck into a good read.
With TV, mobile phones, the internet and computer games attracting the attention of media-hungry children, the traditional ‘book’ appears to have been sidelined. Yet, research continues to prove that children who develop a love of literature and enjoy reading will do better in school and achieve greater success later in life.
From September, teachers and pupils in over 10,000 schools using the Espresso Primary service will have access to new ‘Lovereading with Espresso’ modules. Within the modules, KS1 and KS2 students will be able read ‘Opening Extracts’ and explore items like high-quality jacket images and author biographies for twenty-four new books each term. At launch, example titles will include classics such as The Indian in the Cupboard by Lynne Reid Banks and more contemporary titles such as The Butterfly Lion by Michael Morpurgo and The 100 mile an hour Dog by Jeremy Strong. The module supports teachers in their lessons by encouraging pupils to:
- discover new authors,
- explore writing styles, and
- improve reading aloud.
Together, these benefits will help instill in children a love for books and reading for pleasure.
Mike Spooner, Head of Espresso’s Primary Service comments: “The ‘Lovereading with Espresso’ modules provide the perfect complement to our many existing reading resources like our modules on Authors and Book Reviews. We are delighted to be able to offer our users such a wealth of inspirational reading matter through this partnership”
Peter Crawshaw, Director and co founder of Lovereading added: “Espresso and Lovereading4schools are wonderfully complementary and we hope that making these books easily available through the Espresso software will at as a catalyst to ignite a love of books and literature in school children”
More about Lovereading4schools
Lovereading4schools.co.uk offers a unique way for schools to distribute reading lists to parents and encourages schoolchildren to read more. The site has already proved outstandingly popular, and over 3,500 schools now enjoy its benefits.
Lovereading4schools.co.uk is free to use, and registered schools can use specially created Template Reading Lists for each academic year from Year 1 to Year 9.
Lesley Langlands, a secondary school teacher from Lockerbie, said:
‘I would just like to say how impressed I am by Lovereading4schools. As someone who has to select books for secondary school pupils, I am finding it invaluable. The extract downloads are great and they save me a lot of time. Thank you very much for a really useful website.’
As well as being popular with schools, Lovereading4schools.co.uk has been enthusiastically endorsed by Jacqueline Wilson, author and ex Children’s Laureate.
More about Espresso Education
With over 10,000 subscribing schools using its resources, Espresso Education is the leading digital curriculum service in the UK. Espresso is a cross-curricular library of high quality, video-rich teaching resources that stimulates learning, supports teachers and raises standards in the classroom. Espresso combines full-screen videos, multi-media activities, learning paths & reviews, cached websites and printable resources into engaging modules, all directly aligned to curriculum objectives. The weekly news service features exclusive ‘News Bites’ video reports and interactive Telegraph news articles, drawing on topical events to bring learning to life. Espresso updates its modules and news service weekly, giving schools access to the freshest, most relevant resources available in schools today.
Espresso is the winner of the BAFTA for Learning Primary in 2007 the BETT Special Award for Inclusion in 2008.
Tags: Espresso, Lovereading4schools, Mike Spooner, Peter Crawshaw
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Monday, September 8th, 2008
The Guardian Newspaper has just announced the shortlist for it’s prestigious children’s fiction prize.
On Lovereading4kids you can read a free Opening Extract of all 4 books and buy them with a 25% discount off the RRP.
The four shortlisted books are:
Bog Child
Siobhan Dowd
Shortlisted for the Guardian Children’s Fiction Prize 2008. The winner will be annouced 24th September.
New and challenging book full of mystery and shadows from recently deceased author Siobhan Dowd. Both terrifying and fascinating from the start, Bog Child is a…
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Before I Die
Jenny Downham
Shortlisted for the Guardian Children’s Fiction Prize 2008. The winner will be annouced 24th September.
Winner of the Branford Boase Award 2008. This is a haunting yet truly amazing read but don’t read it too young. Definitely not for someone less…
Format: Paperback – Released: 10/04/2008
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Cosmic
Frank Cottrell Boyce
Comic and cosmic, this is a roller coaster adventure that takes Liam Digby up into space with a handful of other children and their parents. It’s an hilarious journey of discovery as Liam hurtles around the world finding out exactly…
Format: Hardback – Released: 06/06/2008
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Tags: before i die, Bog Child, Cosmic, Frank Cottrell Boyce, jenny downham, Patrick Ness, Siobhan Dowd, The Knife of Never Letting Go
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Monday, September 8th, 2008
The Guardian Newspaper has just announced the shortlist for it’s prestigious children’s fiction prize.
On Lovereading4kids you can read a free Opening Extract of all 4 books and buy them with a 25% discount off the RRP.
The four shortlisted books are:
Bog Child
Siobhan Dowd
New and challenging book full of mystery and shadows from recently deceased author Siobhan Dowd. Both terrifying and fascinating from the start, Bog Child is a…
Format: Paperback – Released: 07/02/2008Price: £8.24 – Saving £2.75 (25%)
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Cosmic
Frank Cottrell Boyce
Comic and cosmic, this is a roller coaster adventure that takes Liam Digby up into space with a handful of other children and their parents. It’s an hilarious journey of discovery as Liam hurtles around the world finding out exactly…
Format: Hardback – Released: 06/06/2008Price: £7.49 – Saving £2.50 (25%) More Info
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Tags: 2008, before i die, Bog Child, book review, Cosmic, Frank Cottrell Boyce, Guardian Children’s Fiction Prize, jenny downham, lovereading4kids, opening extract, Patrick Ness, Siobhan Dowd, The Knife of Never Letting Go
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Monday, September 8th, 2008
Featured Books Age 0 – 5 Years
Featured Books for 5+ readers
Featured Books for 7+ readers
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Waggit’s Tale
Peter Howe
This is an absolutely delightful and heart-warming animal tale about a puppy that gets dumped in the park by its owner. As he learns to fend for himself with the help of other strays, his life becomes both exciting and …
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Wow! 366: Speedy Stories In Just 366 Words
Various Authors , Ian Whybrow, Georgia Byng, Roddy Doyle, Jeremy Strong
This anthology of 240 mini stories, each told in just 366 words, features authors such as Roddy Doyle, Raymond Briggs, Charlie Higson, Michael Morpurgo and a surprise entry from the current Prime Minister Gordon Brown. This book is a great …
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The Bfg
Roald Dahl
This is a delightful, funny and exciting story about a special friendship between two people from different worlds – a giant and a child. As the story develops it shows how trust and love develops between them. It also …
Download free opening extract |
Featured Books for 9+ readers
Featured Books for 11+ readers
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Airhead
Meg Cabot
From the creator of Allie Finkle and The Princess Diaries comes a brand new novel featuring two very different girls, one a superbrain and the other a supermodel. They have absolutely nothing in common until something extraordinary happens. …
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The Resistance
Gemma Malley
This is an absolutely chilling, powerful sequel to Gemma malley’s acclaimed debut, The Declaration. With a dark and sinister vision of the future, it is set in 2140, The Resistance is an incredibly thought-provoking read. We raved about her …
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Pendragon: The Merchant of Death
D J Machale
This is the first in an epic series of adventures through time and space featuring a daring hero, Bobby Pendragon, with a quest to save the world. Time travel, adventure and excitement will greet the reader and if Pendragon …
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Featured Books for 14+ readers
Tags: airhead, Alice Kuipers, before i die, book reviews, Chris Priestley, Colin And The Wrong Shadow, D J MacHale, Dick King-smith, Emily Bearn, Emily Gravett, free opening extracts, gemma malley, Georgia Byng, Ian Whybrow, jenny downham, Jeremy Strong, Jill Tomlinson, Leigh Hodgkinson, Life On The Refrigerator Door, Little Mouse's Big Book Of Fears, lovereading4kids, Magic Thief, meg cabot, Michelle Paver, My Grandpa's Amazing Inventions, oathbreaker, Owl Who Was Afraid Of The Dark - Book & CD, Pendragon: The Merchant of Death, peter howe, Richard Johnson, Roald Dahl, Roddy Doyle, Sarah Prineas, Tales Of Terror From The Black Ship, The Bfg, The Hodgeheg, the mysterious benedict society, the resistance, Trenton Lee Stuart, Tumtum and Nutmeg: The Great Escape, Various Authors, waggit's tale, Wow! 366: Speedy Stories In Just 366 Words
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Friday, September 5th, 2008
Storytelling is an essential part of being human. Who knows why it started, but one day thousands of years ago someone sat on a rock and started spouting fantastical nonsense that kept the audience on the edge of their seats. And the tradition has passed down all the way to the writers of this month’s brilliant children’s books…
Author of the Month


Author of the Month Robert is a real-life private investigator turned author. He has gained legions of fans for his CHERUB series, about a special branch of the British Secret Service for teenage operatives. They’re trained professionals with an essential advantage: no adult suspects they’ll be spied on by a child! Muchamore has a knack for writing punchy, exciting stories that children will wish were for real. 11+ readers will be hooked.
Series of the Month
Series of the Month: Pendragon, by D J MacHale
This wildly entertaining series of books follow Bobby Pendragon, who is just a normal 14-year-old American, until one day he’s swept off through spacetime on a series of nail-biting adventures, to save all humanity from a terrible demon. To coincide with the 8th in the series, we’ve also selected a couple of backlist titles to whet your appetite. Perfect for 9+ children especially boys.
A World Away
by Pauline Francis
a beguiling historical adventure of two young people from very different worlds who fall in love.
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The Resistance
Gemma Malley
an absolutely chilling, powerful sequel to Gemma Malley’s acclaimed debut, The Declaration.
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Airhead
by Meg Cabot
a brainiac girl stuck in a super models body. New fun with more to follow.
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Have your kids got ‘Ology’ yet?
If you haven’t already seen the ‘Ology’ books, take a look now. The series gives kids a chance to read about mythology, pirateology, wizardology, Egyptology and dragonology – all the things they probably wish they could study at school. And we’ve got a free-to-enter competition to win £50 worth of Ology goodies!

Waggits Tale competition – 5 books to give away?
An absolutely delightful and heart-warming animal tale for 7+ readers about a puppy that gets dumped in the park by its owner. As he learns to fend for himself with the help of other strays, his life becomes both exciting and frightening but can he survive the harsh world of being a stray in a city where humans are a constant threat to survival. We have 5 copies to give away in our free to enter competition. Click here to find out more.
The Debut collection of the Year from Walker
Since the beginning of the year we’ve been showcasing the brightest new storytellers from Walker Books in the New Voices section of Lovereading4kids. These are brilliant debuts, in all genres and from all corners of the world, guaranteed to wow readers aged 10+. The authors are the rising stars to watch in the future.
Debuts of the Month:

The Mysterious Benedict Society by Trenton Lee Stewart is being touted as a new Harry Potter, with a group of young friends all working together to solve fiendish puzzles.
Carbon diaries 2015 by Saci Lloyd. It’s January 1st, 2015, and the UK is the first nation to introduce carbon dioxide rationing, in a drastic bid to combat climate change. As her family spirals out of control, Laura Brown chronicles the first year of rationing with scathing abandon.
More Essential Reads
Our Essential reads section is where we show off a lot of beautiful and brilliant books that you may simply have forgotten about. This month, for the start of the new school year, we have given the list a bit of a make over and added among others two lovely titles by John Masefield Midnight Folk and The Box of Delights. Click here to find out more.
Tags: a world away, airhead, allie finkle, book reviews, cherub, D J MacHale, dragonology, gemma malley, lovereading4kids, marcus sedgwick, meg cabot, Michelle Paver, mysterious benedict society, new books, oathbreaker, pauline francis, pendragon, peter howe, robert muchamore, saci lloyd, Sarah Prineas, september, the carbon diaries 2015, the general, the kiss of death, The Magic Thief, the new girl, the resistance, trenton lee stewart, waggit's tale
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Monday, September 1st, 2008
Featured Books Age 0 – 5 Years
Featured Books for 5+ readers
Featured Books for 7+ readers
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You Have Been Warned!
Roger Mcgough
A deliciously macabre collection of cautionary poems in which gruesome and grisly children are taught the errors of their ways. McGough’s own poem ‘Cautionary Tales’ entertainingly describes the fate that befalls Josephine whose lack of application at school cause leads …
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Wow! 366: Speedy Stories In Just 366 Words
Various Authors , Ian Whybrow, Georgia Byng, Roddy Doyle, Jeremy Strong
This anthology of 240 mini stories, each told in just 366 words, features authors such as Roddy Doyle, Raymond Briggs, Charlie Higson, Michael Morpurgo and a surprise entry from the current Prime Minister Gordon Brown. This book is a great …
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Dragon Orb: Firestorm
Mark Robson
Spectacular dragon rides and dangerous quests fill the pages of this, the first in the Dragon Orb fantasy adventure series set in a world that was once all-powerful and is now dying. The lives of the dragons and the …
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Artemis Fowl and the Time Paradox
Eoin Colfer
This is the jaw-dropping, eagerly anticipated sixth book in multi-award-winning block buster Artemis Fowl series. Artemis finds himself travelling back in time to fight his younger self and save his mother from a dangerous illness. Fast, funny and as usual …
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The Kiss Of Death
Marcus Sedgwick
Marcus Sedgwick returns with a heart-stopping, beautifully crafted novel featuring Peter from My Swordhand is Singing but set many years later but still on the trail of the Shadow Queen. Venice, the fabled city with its lapping waterways, crumbling magnificence, …
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What I Was
Meg Rosoff
Haunting, intense and with an incredible twist in the tale this is unlike anything you will have read before. It’s a story of friendship, love and secrets but also of tragedy and loss. It will almost certainly move …
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Before I Die
Jenny Downham
Winner of the Branford Boase Award 2008. This is a haunting yet truly amazing read but don’t read it too young. Definitely not for someone less than 14 years old. If you knew you were going to die what would …
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Reckless
Cecily Von Ziegesar
Definitely Sex and the City for
teens. Wonderfully engrossing and totally addictive with plenty of love/hate
relationships to keep everything rocking the It Girl teen series is a mega hit already
in the US and is bound to catch on here. Definitely the …
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Zoe And Chloe: Out To Lunch
Sue Limb
Loads of fun, farce and teen romance provide a delightful background for Chloe and Zoe as they make and break their plans for a summer holiday to remember. Falling in and out of love, making up their stories for their …
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Tags: Abc Uk, Alan Gibbons, Artemis Fowl and the Time Paradox, before i die, Cecily Von Ziegesar, coconut jack, Dragon Orb: Firestorm, Emily Gravett, Eoin Colfer, Francesca Simon, Georgia Byng, Horrid Henry Robs The Bank, Ian Whybrow, James Dunn, jenny downham, Jeremy Strong, Jill Lewis, Jill Tomlinson, Little Mouse's Big Book Of Fears, marcus sedgwick, Mark Robson, Meg Rosoff, Michelle Paver, oathbreaker, Reckless, Rob Scotton, Roddy Doyle, Roger Mcgough, splat the cat, Sue Limb, The Dark - Book & CD, the kiss of death, the mysterious benedict society, The Number 7 Shirt, Trenton Lee Stuart, What I Was, Wow! 366: Speedy Stories In Just 366 Words, You Have Been Warned!, Zoe And Chloe: Out To Lunch
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