Publisher: Rivers and Roads Publishing Length: 268 pages Genre: Women’s Fiction, Romance Age Category: New Adult Date Published: November 1, 2021 Blurb The last thing Peyton Young expects on New Year’s Eve is literally crashing into the lead singer of her favourite local band, Forever July. Chase Reid knows her name, that she wrote the … Continue reading BBNYA Spotlight Tour – After the Party by A.K.Ritchie
BBNYA Spotlight Tour – A Ferry of Bones & Gold by Hailey Turner
Publisher: Self-Published Length: 406 Pages Genre: LGBTQ+, Urban Fantasy, Romance Age Category: Adult Date Published: 9 September 2018 Blurb When the gods come calling, you don’t get to say no. Patrick Collins is three years into a career as a special agent for the Supernatural Operations Agency when the gods come calling to collect a … Continue reading BBNYA Spotlight Tour – A Ferry of Bones & Gold by Hailey Turner
BBNYA Spotlight Tour – A Particular Friendship by Paul Van der Spiegel
Publisher: Perceptions Press Length: 225 Pages Genre: LGBTQ+, Religion, General Fiction Age Category: (New) Adult Date Published: November 28, 2021 Blurb A Particular Friendship is a story about a gay Catholic priest coming to terms with his sexuality. The story has two timelines. In the odd-numbered chapters we meet Tom, an isolated fifty-year old parish … Continue reading BBNYA Spotlight Tour – A Particular Friendship by Paul Van der Spiegel
2022 Middle Grade Must Reads – October (Part 3)
Libby and the Parisian Puzzle by Jo Clarke Illustrated by Becky Moor Published by Firefly Press Libby has always wanted to solve mysteries. Libby is sent to boarding school , but not just any boarding school this one is very different, this one travels around the world. It’s run by her aunt, and she's not … Continue reading 2022 Middle Grade Must Reads – October (Part 3)
Gross Factopia – Follow the Trail of 400 Foul Facts
Published by Britannica Books By Paige Towler Illustrated by Andy Smith In my school there is a year 4 lad who really doesn’t enjoy reading, just before the summer holiday he got into gross non fiction, when I say gross he likes books on bogies, poo that kind of thing. Unfortunately there is a limit … Continue reading Gross Factopia – Follow the Trail of 400 Foul Facts
Hazel Hill Is Gonna Win This One – Behind the Scenes Inspiration by Author Maggie Horne
One of the most exciting parts about being a debut author is getting to watch other people, who you don’t know, read your book. (It’s also one of the worst parts, but that’s a whole other guest post). It’s been so, so incredible, getting to read lovely reviews of my work and knowing that people … Continue reading Hazel Hill Is Gonna Win This One – Behind the Scenes Inspiration by Author Maggie Horne
2022 Middle Grade Must Reads – October (Part Two)
A Gangster Stole My Trunks by Tom Vaughan Illustrations by Nathan Read Published by Scholastic I loved Bin Boy by Tom Vaughan so I was so excited when I discovered he had written a new book. I dived straight in and wasn’t disappointed. This was an amazing read. The story centres on Jesse who has … Continue reading 2022 Middle Grade Must Reads – October (Part Two)
BookBound review No Place For Monsters
Sam (@SamJDThomas) I completely agree with the three keywords on the back cover of this book, used to catergorise a book for readers by publishers Chicken House 'Spooky, Terrifying, Horror' would absolutely be my go to words for describing this book, and I did just that when I discussed No Place for Monsters with my … Continue reading BookBound review No Place For Monsters
Brrr! by Kes Gray
Published by Hodder Children's Books on 13th October 2022 (Paperback) Beautifully Illustrated by Nick East In this house we know Kes Gray for his Daisy and the Trouble with series, which my daughter grew up enjoying immensely, so much so she wrote her very own Daisy story! I still remember her proud she was of … Continue reading Brrr! by Kes Gray
2022 Middle Grade Must Reads – October (Part One)
The Secret of Ragnar's Gold by Mark Dawson Published by Welbeck Flame I love this series of books. It is set quite near to where I live and it’s great when a place I know is mentioned. The book follows a group of friends who call themselves the after school detective club. And they are … Continue reading 2022 Middle Grade Must Reads – October (Part One)


