Review – 7 Days by Eve Ainsworth
School should be a safe place for Jess, but at the moment it’s everything she dreads. Jess’s life is difficult enough without Kez picking on her....
Tales Q&A with Eve Ainsworth
Following being lucky enough to have received a copy of Eve’s debut novel 7 Days published by Scholastic I have been honoured to have been asked to...
Spotlight – Kenilworth Books
As part of a fab idea by Jim over at YaYeahYeah and the hashtag #BookshopChallenge I present to you independent book shop Kenilworth Books. After seeing...
Review – Once Upon A Now by Emma Calin
Welcome to the Once Upon A Now! tour . . . Award-winning bestseller Emma Calin has released a brand new series of modern day fairy...
Tales Events – Scholastic Blogger Brunch 2015
Back in December I received a very exciting email! An invitation to my first ever book blogging event! It was from Rachel at Scholastic and I...
Review – The Girl Who Tweeted Wolf & Rush Jobs by Nick Bryan
The 19th January 2015 marked the release day of the second book in the Hobson & Choi Series – Rush Jobs by self published author Nick Bryan. I am very excited...
Tales Post – Why I ♥ UKYA
*Stands up proudly in group circle tripping slightly and knocking the chair flying backwards in the process and making more noise than there is ever possible!* Hi....
Spotlight – All The Bright Places by Jennifer Niven
Today is what they call “Blue Monday” the day of the year where people feel the strain of Christmas gone by, credit card bills start coming...
Review – Jessica Cole Model Spy – Code Red Lipstick by Sarah Sky
Models, spies and lipstick gadgets in this fast-paced new teen series. Jessica Cole is just your average teenager, except when she’s strutting down the glamorous catwalks...
Spotlight – Murder Most Unladylike by Robin Stevens
The 29th January 2015 marks the release date of the anticipated second Wells and Wong mystery, Arsenic for Tea, by the lovely Robin...
