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Category: Middle Grade Chapter Books

These titles are longer chapter books often with more challenging themes and plotlines. Best-suited to more confident readers aged 9+

‘Knightley and Son K-9’ by Rohan Gavin

January 9, 2016August 16, 2019Leave a comment

This gripping detective novel is perfect for young fans of Sherlock Holmes or Alex Rider. Thirteen-year-old Darkus Knightley, and his four-legged friend, have to help his father solve the mystery of a series of vicious attacks by creatures which can only be described as werewolves.  They have until the next full moon to get to … Continue reading ‘Knightley and Son K-9’ by Rohan Gavin

‘A Boy Called Christmas’ by Matt Haig

December 7, 2015August 16, 2019Leave a comment

Father Christmas is definitely worthy of the title 'superhero,' think of all the amazing things he does!  But have you ever wondered what his life might have been like as a child? This funny but heart-breaking tale will make you see Father Christmas in a new light.  Beautiful illustrations by the talented Chris Mould add … Continue reading ‘A Boy Called Christmas’ by Matt Haig

‘Return to the Secret Garden’ by Holly Webb

November 27, 2015August 16, 20191 Comment

It finally arrived!  I became so absorbed that I read it all in one sitting! This brilliant sequel to the original 'The Secret Garden' is perfect for reading whilst snuggled up under a blanket on a winter's day. Set at the start of World War 2, the story follows a group of children who are … Continue reading ‘Return to the Secret Garden’ by Holly Webb

‘The Marvels’ by Brian Selznick

November 22, 2015August 16, 2019Leave a comment

I was buzzing round a bookshop today when I spotted this beautiful book glimmering in the corner of my eye. I loved Selznick's previous book, 'The Invention of Hugo Cabret' which is definitely worth a read.  What makes both these books so fantastic is that the stories are told through a clever mix of prose and illustrated sections, … Continue reading ‘The Marvels’ by Brian Selznick

‘Goblins’ by Philip Reeve

November 20, 2015August 16, 2019Leave a comment

As superheroes, we spend a lot of our time battling loathsome beasts but none as foul and disgusting as the goblins of Clovenstone Keep. This book has one of the most gripping openings I've ever read, with the hero plummeting from the tallest tower of the keep.  It also features a chapter called 'The Bumwipe Heaps' - … Continue reading ‘Goblins’ by Philip Reeve

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