What Would Jane Austen Do? by Linda Corbett
Linda Corbett set herself up for a fall by putting words into the mouth of her heroine. Maddy waxes lyrical, and at length, on the…
Continue reading → What Would Jane Austen Do? by Linda Corbett
Linda Corbett set herself up for a fall by putting words into the mouth of her heroine. Maddy waxes lyrical, and at length, on the…
Continue reading → What Would Jane Austen Do? by Linda Corbett
You remember One Button Benny? He's the robot with... erm...just one button. But, as you probably also remember, it's an extremely useful button to be…
Scotty, a little black dog, was blown onto the Isle of Mull in the midst of a ferocious storm, the only member of a little…
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As far as Ben is concerned, grizzly bears are the best thing in the whole world. He's disappointed when his parents don't give him one…
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Poor little Henny is stuck. Unlike her fluffy friends, she's still mostly in her shell. Her wee wings and tiny hands are free but the…
Tom took as his inspiration for this book the life of Audrey Hepburn. He is at pains to point out that it is not a…
Today I read of the death of Marcus Sedgwick, a death which has taken the literary world by surprise. I am on frequent record as…
The concept of a word for the day is tried and tested and always fun in my world. It just isn't possible to spend too…
Loss is hard. It doesn't matter what you lose or how old you are, it's tough. Corrina Campbell, in The Boy who Rescued a Rainbow,…
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Carnegie Medal winning author Tanya Landman brings to life a little-discussed period of twentieth century British history in this short novel published by Barrington Stoke.…
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