Oksa Pollock: The Last Hope by Anne Plichota and Cendrine Wolf – review
HorseLover3000: 'I think this book is fantastic. The characters are well thought out, very believable.'
Reader reviews roundup
Another week, another roundup: we're delving into classic twentieth-century novels, an army of evil angels and a 'Save-Daddy Plan' this week!
TimeRiders by Alex Scarrow
Tigerwatcher: 'Alex Scarrow's vivid writing gives you a sense of being part of the Time Rider team wherever and whenever you are!'
The Lady Grace Mysteries: Deception by Jan Burchett and Sara Vogler – review
Rachie: 'At first glance I thought it was for a younger age group but as the story line thickens and the characters developed I surprised myself by been strangely entertained'
Lily Herne’s top tips for writing collaboratively
One half of the mother-and-daughter writing duo Lily Hern explains how to write collaboratively successfully - and still remain friends at the end of it
Your stories: Sunset by Tigerwatcher – poem
A haunting and beautiful description of sunset by site member Tigerwatcher
Lance of Truth by Katherine Roberts – review
Rachie: 'I really liked Rihanna as she had a lot of courage proving to all the knights that girls could be just as brave boys'
Mermaids: The Secret Histories by Ari Berk – review
Rachie: 'Some pages have stories, maps, even enchantments - each page is different'
Famous Five go to Mystery Moor by Enid Blyton – review
googleyeyes: 'really, the famous five are really good getaway books, just light cheerful reads'
The Messenger Bird by Ruth Eastham – review
PetrovaFossil: 'This book is all about what you do when entrusted with a secret. Nathan has a choice, but what will it be?'
Skin by Roald Dahl – review
Ali: 'Underneath the fantasy children's books I found that Roald Dahl is actually quite dark'
Spy Society by Robin Benway – review
ABitCrazy: 'Spy Society is a bit like all the other spy books I've read but something about it made it better'
Reviews roundup: your top reads this month!
In this brand new slot we discuss the children's books site's most-read book this month – as chosen by your reviews!
Reader reviews roundup
We're back on track and it's business as usual this week, so expect plenty more romance, betrayal and adventure in our latest roundup of your reviews!
Matt Whyman’s top 10 unusual fictional families
From the Borrowers to the Baudelaires, Matt Whyman picks his favourite fictional families that aren't all they first seem...