Teen books – review selection – Stockport Grammar Book Club Jay, Stockport Grammar Book Club 'A magical twist on the old tale of Cinderella'
The Last Wild by Piers Torday – review BUKI 'The author carries you away on an amazing and adventurous journey from beginning to end'
The Double Life of Cora Parry by Angela McAllister – review ellathebookworm: 'The only criticism I have to make is that the ending happened rather fast...'
Soul Shadows by Alex Wolf- review ellathebookworm: 'I don't usually read books again but this has to be an exception.'
Race the Wind by Lauren St John – review ellathebookworm: 'Don't be put off if you're not a horse lover; I wasn't but I sure do like them now!'
Bodyguard: Hostage by Chris Bradford – review Isaac260: 'This is one of the best children's action thrillers I've read'
African Adventure by Willard Price – review I Love Books 'Once I had read it, I gave it to my nine year old brother to read and he says he can't wait to read it!'
All Fall Down by Sally Nicholls- review Sagey 'It is a heart-pumping and tragic story, I would recommend it to anyone interested in historical tragedy.'
Granny Samurai by John Chambers – review LlamaMe: 'GS is a fun and scary book. The Monkey King is particularly scary, especially the pictures of him.'
Oz: Volume One by L. Frank Baum – review Highkick: 'I look forward to reading the rest of the series. .. I expect the series to get even more AMAZING'!
Reader reviews roundup It's that time of the week again! Invisibility spells, play scripts and evil Librarians are debated in this week's roundup
Mariella Mystery Investigates: A Cupcake Conundrum by Kate Pankhurst – review littlepud1: 'I thought that from the cover, Mariella Mystery looked girly and it was not as bad as it first seemed'
The Secret Henhouse Theatre by Helen Peters – review Hetty99:'I suddenly found myself plunging into a terrific book that I really didn't want to end'!
Wendy Quill Is A Crocodile’s Bottom by Wendy Meddour – review Dragonflame 'I loved Kevin the Rat causing chaos and think that the pictures throughout the book are funny - I enjoyed the book'
Eoin Colfer’s top 10 villains The Artemis Fowl author picks his favourite fictional nasties, from Bond baddies and comic book creeps to classic counts and captains