In case you don’t know, Barrington Stoke are an amazing publisher who collaborates with some of the top children’s literature authors and illustrators. They specialise in creating short, snappy reads printed in a dyslexia-friendly format. I love their titles and recommend them all the time to absolutely everyone! They are marketed for dyslexic readers and … Continue reading A Barrington Stoke Bonanza
I have to admit to having read this some time ago but only now posting the review! I had been very eagerly anticipating this title, having previously read and loved Chisholm’s novel, Orion Lost, so had high expectations of his next futuristic adventure. ‘The robot Adam-2 has been locked in the basement of a lost … Continue reading ‘Adam-2,’ by Alastair Chisholm, cover by Dan Mumford.
I don’t seem to get many sci-fi titles sent to me, which is surprising as children tend to love outer-space adventures with aliens and uncharted territory. Enter ‘Orion Lost’ - a new middle grade title by Alastair Chisholm. Thirteen-year-old Beth and her family are onboard the colony ship Orion which is heading for Eos Five … Continue reading ‘Orion Lost,’ by Alastair Chisholm, cover by Dan Mumford.
Library Girl and Book Boy 