New Books!!

Last week we had a huge delivery of new books...





Three best friends and a summer of fun! Heart-warming, all-engrossing stories with friendship at their core, for girls aged 9+. Two copies of the full collections; titles include Charmed Summer, Whale Song, Midnight Messages and Star Struck.





The complete collection of Dork Diaries! (Our Key Stage 2 girls will be pleased!) There are eight books in the collection to date, titles include Dork Diaries, Party Time, Pop Star, Skating Sensation, Dear Dork, Holiday Heartbreak, TV Star and Once Upon a Dork.





Something for the boys...

Books one to nine of Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff Kinney. With book 10, Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Old School, being released in November it's the perfect time to catch up with the story of Greg Heffley so far. Titles in the series include, Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Rodrick Rules, The Last Straw, Dog Days, The Ugly Truth, Cabin Fever, The Third Wheel, Hard Luck and The Long Haul. 

We have two books by Peter Jay Black, Urban Outlaws and Urban Outlaws Blackout. Both stories follow the lives of five kids hidden beneath London. Together they out smart criminals and London's gangs and then share their out their money through Random Acts of Kindness (R.A.K.s).

There are also two books from Simon Mayle, Shoutykid: How Harry Riddles made a Mega-Amazing Zombie Movie and Shoutykid: How Harry Riddles Mega-Massively Broke the School.

In book one, Harry needs money to make his Mega-Amazing Zombie movie, but there is no way he is selling his Xbox! Desperately, Harry writes to the Queen, Harry Styles and a bunch of other famous people, but will anyone help him?

Book two sees Harry return with another problem, Dad wants him off the Xbox and joining in with more sports at school, so he joins the school football team. Unfortunately, they are rubbish! Harry writes to some stars of the football world in the hope that they will help out.

We have a selection of new releases recommended by our local book shop. Titles include;

Roddy Doyle's, Brillant

Hamish and the World Stoppers by Danny Wallace

Dan Gemeinhart's, The Honest Truth

Diamonds and Daggers by Elen Caldecott

Tom McLaughlin's, The Accidental Prime Minister

Imagination According to Humphry by Betty G. Birney

Cathy Hopkin's, A Home for Shimmer

The Water Horse by Holly Webb

Pamela Butchart's, Wigglesbottom Primary: The Toilet Ghost

Romans on the Rampage by Jeremy Strong

Julie Berry's The Scadalous Sisterhood of Prickwillow Place

Winnie the Bold! By Lauren Owen and Korky Paul

Helen Peters', The Farm Beneath the Water

Jacqueline Wilson's latest story, The Butterfly Club

'Tina is a triplet, but she's always been the odd one out. Her sisters Phil and Maddie are bigger and stronger and better at just about everything. Luckily, they look after teeny-tiny Tina wherever they go - but when the girls start in scary, super-strict Miss Lovejoy's class, they're split up, and Tina has to fend for herself for the first time.'

Frank Cottrell Boyce's, The Astounding Broccoli Boy

''Rory Rooney likes to be prepared for all eventualities. His favourite book is Don't Be Scared, Be Prepared, and he has memorised every page of it. He could even survive a hippo attack. He knows that just because something is unlikely doesn't mean it won't happen... But Rory isn't prepared when he suddenly and inexplicably turns green.'

Darkmouth by Shane Hegarty

'There are towns where the border between our world and the world of monsters - properly called Legends - is thin. One of those towns is Darkmouth. There, our hero Finn is the son of the last remaining Legend Hunter. Except... he's a bit rubbish at it. And in a spectacularly unfortunate coincidence, the terrifying leader of the monsters is in the midst of planning an all out attack on earth... in Darkmouth.' 

And Mike Revell's, Stonebird

'When eleven-year-old Liam moves house to be closer to his grandma, he's thrown into an unfamiliar place, with a family that seems to be falling apart. Liam doesn't remember what Grandma was like before she became ill with dementia. He only knows the witch-like old woman who snaps and snarls and eats her birthday cards. Escaping the house one evening , Liam discovers an old stone gargoyle in a rundown church, and his life changes in impossible ways...'