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‘It completely won me over with its outer-space comedy, its pace (across space), and the outer-this-world, squelchy plot.’ Tracy Curran is blown away by Lou Treleaven’s, Turns Out series
Tracy Curran, AKA The Breadcrumb Forest, has set off on an intergalactic adventure in Lou Treleaven’s, Turns Out series; Both stories, artfully written, draw you in
‘All the science is real and played out within a warm, loving father-daughter relationship.’ Kirkus Reviews Debut Author, Billy Dunne’s Sciencey, Rhymey Guide to Rainbows
US magazine Kirkus, has reviewed upcoming narrative non-fiction picture book, Why? A Sciencey, Rhymey Guide to Rainbows. Written by debut author, Billy Dunne and illustrated by
‘As well as a funny storyline that will entertain both adults and children, the book’s illustrations are just lovely’ The Merry Bookworm Explores Rainbows in Debut Author, Billy Dunne’s Picture Book, ‘Why?’
Lorraine, AKA The Merry Bookworm has reviewed this ARC copy of Billy Dunne’s upcoming picture book about the science behind Rainbows, and satisfying your little one’s thirst
‘This is a cute story that I think any parent will be able to relate to’ Kristin Guay Reviews Debut Author, Billy Dunne’s Sciencey, Rhymey Guide to Rainbows
Kristin Guay, former Librarian at Youth Services Book Reviews, has picked up this exciting ARC of debut author, Billy Dunne’s upcoming picture book, Why? A Sciencey,
‘An especially good book for children that need to see the importance of letting others share in an experience or be able to contribute.’ Youth Services Review Moosic Makers
Kristin Guay, former Librarian at Youth Services Book Reviews, has reviewed The Moosic Makers by Heather Pindar; This is a cute and entertaining story about a
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‘A light-hearted slimy adventure that will have children enthralled.’ What’s Good to Read Ventures to Another Galaxy in Turns Out I’m An Alien
David over at What’s Good To Read has ventured through time and space in book one of Lou Treleaven’s space-tacular Turns Out series; Turns Out I’m An Alien
‘This will make a great storytime book for younger kids and early readers.’ I Read What You Write, Reviews Arlo, Mrs Ogg and the Dinosaur Zoo
Shelle over at I Read What You Write has been transported into the world of Dinosaur zoo’s and unusual teachers… in Alice Hemming’s first book in
‘A great message wrapped in a humorous package and is a perfect book for children who love a silly story.’ Kristin Guay Reviews The Knight Who Might
Kristin Guay, former Librarian at Youth Services Book Reviews, has picked up this exciting ARC of Lou Treleaven’s upcoming picture book, The Knight Who Might, illustrated
‘This is a belter of a book and an absolutely fantastic debut!’ Father Reading and T Approve of David Crosby’s Debut Picture Book, Pirates Vs. Monsters
Kieron and T, otherwise knwon as Father Reading, have swashbuckled themselves some pirate bounty with this ARC of David Crosby’s debut picture book, Pirates Vs. Monsters –
‘This book is perfect for children between the ages of four and nine years old–especially if they enjoy learning about famous people.’ Youth Services Book Review
Kristin Guay, reviewer and former Youth Services Librarian, has reviewed our second narrative non-fiction picture book, mister T.V., by Julie Fulton and illustrated by Patrick Corrigan; What
‘The kids and I love this book for many reasons: it’s funny, entertaining, the illustrations are fresh and hilariously engaging’ The Knight Who Might Gets a Mighty Review
The Merry Bookworm has got her hands on Lou Treleaven’s upcoming release, The Knight Who Might, which is set to gallop into bookstores this August, alongside