The Lives of Christopher Chant by Diana Wynne Jones – review BookTrain125: 'give this book a chance before putting it down because afterwards it is spellbinding!'
My Friend The Enemy by Dan Smith – review Cleopatra 'I enjoyed this book, it shows how people can be friends, despite on the surface, being enemies'
Flour Babies by Anne Fine – review googleyeyes: 'I didn't find any of the characters easy to connect with and I thought the book was unique. But not the good sort of unique.'
Discover The Savage World by Miles Kelly – review Velociraptor I especially like the section on nature, because I like to imagine creatures battling each other!'
Holes by Louis Sachar – review Felixreads: 'I like this book because it is full of adventure (and lizards!)'
Picture Me Gone by Meg Rosoff – review OrliTheBookworm: 'it's a little bit like a little white daisy in a field of others, but with the slightest crease in one of its delicate petals'
The Adventures of Shola by Bernardo Atxaga – review YOLO: 'Shola thinks of the world as her playground and plays when she likes, walks when she likes and eats when she likes'
Warrior Cats: Forest of Secrets by Erin Hunter – review YOLO: 'I found this book so descriptive, it was fantabulous!'
The Last Wild by Piers Torday – review hotcocoa: 'The ending of this book doesn't seem very complete to me, but it is still a very good book'
Pippi Longstocking by Astrid Lindgern – review Lady Abigail: 'I like the characters because some are quite odd and have horses and monkeys for pets'
Four Children and It by Jacqueline Wilson – review AgentRedfort: 'A brilliant book, it must be read by Jacqueline Wilson fans'
Ottoline and the Yellow Cat by Chris Riddell – review AgentRedfort: 'the writing side is absolutely fantastical'