Finding Cherokee Brown by Siobhan Curham – review

Mars Bar27: Siobham Curham can most definitely get you to turn that page.

Flying for Frankie by Pauline Fisk – review

lovebooks: 'The story was sweet, sad, funny and dramatic'

HorseLover3000: 'I thought this book got off to quite a slow start, however, towards 2/3 of the way through it became much more exciting'

Annabel;): 'This book was certainly different but I'm not sure I liked that'

Enid Blyton and Arthur Ransome may portray cosier times for children, but more recent reads are redressing the balance

Annabel;): 'I would have finished it sooner as I couldn't put it down'

SophieScribe: 'It's full of adventure and mystery and still manages to find space for humour'

googleyeyes: 'I found myself halfway through the book with my heart thudding'

Read-O-Holic: Most of all I hope Malorie Blackman continues to write because she is a truly fantastic author

'This suspense-packed cluster of pages will make your knees jitter with excitement'

googleyeyes: 'After such a fantastic build up, such a brilliant plot, the ending ruined everything'

TheBookThief: Witty banter, sarcasm, love triangles and flying ponies (compliments of Eleanor) will be found in this story.

Wolfie: 'Very enjoyable and funny. It is perfect for fans of Diary of a Wimpy Kid'

cupcakekate: 'It has good cliffhangers, amazing vocabulary and really grips you towards the end'

A dangerous apocalyptic disaster, ghoulish secrets and a mystery in Ancient Rome intrigued our readers this week!