Book Club

• Percy Jackson and The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan reviewed by Daniel

  
  

  I chose to review this book, the first in the Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan, as my favourite genre is fantasy. I am also very interested in Greek Mythology...

• Heidi by Johanna Spyri, reviewed by Bronagh

  
  

  This book is about a little girl called Heidi, Heidi is a nice kid who loves exploring and being free. She brings...

• Michael Rosen's A to Z - The Best Children's Poetry from Agard to Zephaniah, reviewed by Beth

  
  

  Another reason why I enjoyed this book was because it included many poets that I had heard of, including Adisa, who as part of an Arts week at school my whole year went to see. He is a great poet...

• Fantastic 4 - World's Greatest by Millar and Hitch reviewed by Alex

  
  

  Looking for a fantastic read? Then look no further! With incredible art and a gripping story, not to mention vivid characters, Fantastic Four: World's Greatest is indeed fantastic...

• Mates, Dates and Flirting by Cathy Hopkins reviewed by Izzy

  
  

  Ever seen the boy you like talking to other girls? This is the perfect book to read. As a huge Cathy Hopkins fan I am delighted to say that this book "Mates, Dates and Flirting" does not disappoint one bit.....

• Fantastic Mr Fox by Roald Dahl, reviewed by Hannah

  
  

  The book is about the cunning Mr Fox and how he steals from the 3 nastiest farmers around in order to feed his family. Mr Fox has been doing this for years without....

• Danny, the Champion of the World plays for Children by Roald Dahl, adapted by David Wood, reviewed by Inayat

  
  

  I chose to review this book from the BBC student life website is because I like reading stories that relate to happiness and joy, I also like reading books that relate to children particularly at my age group....

• New Moon by Stephanie Meyer, reviewed by Priya

  
  

  This book is packed with adventure, suspense and romance, this book is hard to put down once you start reading, and is a book that you will always remember....

• The Mersey Sound - Adrian Henri, Roger McGough, Brian Patten, reviewed by Ella

  
  

  I picked up this book intending to take a quick flick through and write the review before the deadline. However,...

• Marked by P.C and Kristin Cast, reviewed by Miranda

  
  

  I found Marked an easy book to read, as in, it did flow and was easy to follow, but, I could find faults with it. I was expecting...

• Kiki Strike - The Empress's Tomb by Kirsten Miller, reviewed by Bronagh

  
  

  The Empress Tomb opens up a whole new world that you would never have thought existed, it's full of excitement, mischief, twists and turns. The book is very...

• Brisingr by Christopher Paolini, reviewed by Simona

  
  

  Brisingr is an amazing achievement. Brisingr takes you on a journey with Eragon...

• The Story of Cirrus Flux by Matthew Skelton, reviewed by Eric

  
  

  I found myself not wanting to read it too quickly as I was enjoying it so much!....

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