Maverick

The reading of books and stories is a wonderful way to take yourself off to another time and place, losing yourself in the magic of ancient lands, different people and magical tales. It is also a way to learn new information (especially for children as they don’t know that they are necessarily learning something).  Saviour Pirotta is an excellent author of children’s junior fiction historical adventure books and I loved reading the… Read More »‘The Heart Scarab is a book that children will love to read and will not be able to put down.’ What’s Good to Read Ventures into Saviour Pirotta’s Latest Series

Topmarks, one of the UK’s leading independent educational sites have reviewed our latest batch of Blue and Orange banded Early Readers, and a selection of Lime, Brown and Grey Chapter Readers; We’ve just finished reading the latest releases to Maverick Publishing’s excellent Maverick Early Readers scheme and we’ve been delighted with them. The additions to the scheme start at Blue Band (Level 4) through to the Chapter Readers which are Lime, Brown and Grey Bands… Read More »‘Ideal for schools looking to replace or supplement their existing reading schemes.’ Topmarks Review Maverick Chapter Readers

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Looking for a great reading scheme is challenging, whether buying for the classroom or wanting books which will help your little ones at home, you’ll need the perfect set of books which have the right balance of illustrations, simplicity but also fun, engaging stories. This is where the Maverick Guided Reading Scheme fits! Our full scheme showcases nothing but entertaining, sometimes wacky stories which are sectioned into colour bands. We… Read More »The Maverick Reading Scheme – Where to Start!

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Becky | Book Reviews (@family_book_club_) Renni and Mahu are brothers, but they are complete opposites. When Mahu hatches a plot to rob the tomb of a long-dead general in the Valley of the Kings, Renni is swept into the crime to help his family. But taking the general’s heart scarab sets a much greater chain of events into motion, which are… Read More »‘This book hooked me immediately’ Make Way for The Nile Adventures, the New Series by Saviour Pirotta

Books for children should be exciting and grab their attention, encouraging them to pick up books and lose themselves in a good story and even take away a good message from it. Well, that’s just what the books in The Wolfsong Series by Saviour Pirotta do. The Wolfsong Series is a collection of four junior fiction adventure stories for children aged 7 years old and upwards. They are a series of historical… Read More »‘Packed with myths and legends, gods, goddesses and magic’ What’s Good To Read Recommends Saviour Pirotta’s Wolfsong series

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Thank you Heather! Such a lovely review, we’re so ready for Christmas now! You can read Heather’s full review, and more here! The Christmas Crumb is a really lovely Christmas story with a sweet festive message. When a tiny crumb rolls away from a giant family’s Christmas dinner, they decide it’s much too small to worry about. But what seems tiny to a giant proves ginormous for someone else and… Read More »‘A really lovely Christmas story with a sweet festive message.’ The Christmas Crumb is a Festive Treat for Heather Fishwick

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Esther|Children’s Book Reviews (@mrsbrownsbookbox) Thank you Esther! Such a lovely review, we’re so glad this Christmas tale was enjoyed! You can read the full review, and more from Mrs Browns Bookbox, by heading to her blog page here! You can pick up a copy of The Christmas Crumb in the UK here! Why not leave a review on Amazon too, and share the joy a good… Read More »‘This is one to treasure that helps littles to begin to think about the true meaning of Christmas.’ Mrs Browns Bookbox Reviews Lou Treleaven’s Latest Picture Book