Michael The Amazing Mind-Reading Sausage Dog becomes debut Blue Peter Book Club title

Written by Terrie Chilvers Illustrated by Tim Budgen Published by Firefly Press Perfect for readers 6-8 Years Michael the Amazing Mind-Reading Sausage Dog continues to convey just how brilliant he is by becoming the debut title for The Blue Peter Book Club, Author Terrie Chilvers explains 'I've always been a fan of sausage dogs and … Continue reading Michael The Amazing Mind-Reading Sausage Dog becomes debut Blue Peter Book Club title →

Brilliant Board Books – October 2023

I am going to share titles that we have enjoyed so far this October as the weather turns, and the nights pull in. It is one of the most beautiful times shared with my little people when they themselves bring over a book of their choosing for us to share. Those that feature in this … Continue reading Brilliant Board Books – October 2023 →

Josie, Johnnie and Rosie and the Ocean Rescue

Written by Michael Panzer Illustrated by Brooke Beaver Here at BookBound we love promoting self published authors so when Michael contacted me I was very willing to take a look at his book. We follow the adventures of three best friends, a young girl and twin unicorns who end up saving a family of fish. … Continue reading Josie, Johnnie and Rosie and the Ocean Rescue →

How to Chat Chicken

Gossip Gorilla, Babble Bee, Gab Gecko, and Talk in 66 Other Animal Languages Written by Dr Nick Crumpton Illustrated by Adrienne Barman Published by What On Earth Books Do you ever wish that you could communicate with your pet cat? Or have discussions with dolphins? Or hob-nob with hippos? Well now you can! In this … Continue reading How to Chat Chicken →

The Nameless

Written by Stuart White I had been looking forward to reading this ever since I heard about it. Everytime I looked at my Twitter account there was someone talking about the book. So I was delighted to have had the chance to read this book. And boy I was hooked. IN A NAMELESS WORLD, ONE … Continue reading The Nameless →

The Midnight Switch

Written by Samuel J. Halpin Cover and inside Illustrations by Laura Borio Published by Usborne We begin our adventure accompanying Lewis and his parents on a car journey to Barrow, the town they are making the move to, childhood hometown of Lewis' dad, and is the location of a private school for which Lewis is … Continue reading The Midnight Switch →

Lisa Williamson talks about final scenes in Best Friends Forever

School discos were a massive part of my school experience, both in primary and secondary school. It therefore made perfect sense to set the final scenes in Best Friends Forever at a disco – a Halloween-themed disco to be precise. At my junior school, we had a disco every year and I would look forward … Continue reading Lisa Williamson talks about final scenes in Best Friends Forever →

Sweet Cherry Publishers Introduce Every Cherry Imprint

When scrolling through Twitter yesterday I happened upon an announcement that I wanted to share right here on my blog. I contacted the publishers for more information in order to be as informative as possible with this post that I wanted to do, and they provided me with additional details that reaffirmed what I had … Continue reading Sweet Cherry Publishers Introduce Every Cherry Imprint →

Adia Kelbara and the Circle of Shamans

Adia Kelbara and the Circle of Shamans #1 Written by Isi Hendrix Published by Usborne Books There are many reasons why I love MG books. Three of these reasons are finding a new book to love,discovering a new author, and also when I find a new series to read. And with this book I have … Continue reading Adia Kelbara and the Circle of Shamans →

Scrap (Robot King)

The year was Something Something. Humans had spread like peanut butter across the galaxy, looking for new planets to call Somewhere. One of those planets was Somewhere Five One Three. When the humans arrive on Somewhere 513, they discover that the robots sent to prepare the planet for Humanity’s arrival have chosen to keep it … Continue reading Scrap (Robot King) →