Reviews

Extropia: Mind Game by Robin Bootle is as immediately immersive as the virtual reality it focuses on

A selection of beautiful and varied paintings, illustrations, photography, typography, essays, quotations, and poems all concerned with the love of books and reading.

An impossible heist with an unforgettable cast of characters.

Seven chilling tales grace this book's pages and each are of a unique variety, although all linked by their unsettling nature.

Every parent's worst nightmare comes to life in Maile Meloy's Do Not Become Alarmed.

The Raging Light sequel, But Then I Came Back, is contemporary YA at its heartbreaking finest.

Quidditch players, football lads and a whole lot of Listerine shots.

Penny Joelson has provided a riveting young adult thriller with great diverse representation.

Explore life under the big top, complete with sibling rivalry and the allure of forbidden love, in Lisa Heathfield's 'Flight of a Starling'.

How many books have you read that have captivated your attention so entirely that they have literally become the definition of unputdownable?

'Birthrights' by J. Kyle Mcneal quickly proved itself as a solid newcomer to the high kingdom fantasy genre.

When a handsome shepherd befriends her, Magdalen begins to suspect he carries secrets of his own.

'Popular' by Mitch Prinstein explores the types of popularity and how to harness them to become a happier more productive person.

A hidden secret, a secret band of witches, and a centuries old prophecy combine to make The Hawkweed Prophecy by Irena Brignull one of the most intriguing young adult fantasies.

Leo Hunt's third instalment in the 13 Days of Midnight series, '7 Trees of Stone', brings life to the demonic and restores suspense to the macabre.