
Book Review: Crookhaven: The School for Thieves
Gabriel is invited to join The School of Thieves, where his skill as a pick-pocket can be encouraged and utilised.

Gabriel is invited to join The School of Thieves, where his skill as a pick-pocket can be encouraged and utilised.

In the wonderous city of Kyoto, Mina sets her boat asail, only to discover it in the hands of a boy she had already met…

Bonnie and her Grampa are detectives in disguise as Montgomery Bonbon and Banks, solving crimes in unconventional ways.

These teddies find themselves in an enormous rubbish dump and make a journey to find a child for each of them.

When Philomella stumbles upon a secret library and The Impossible Forest, she realizes the person she’s most angry with is not who she thinks.

This rom-com graphic novel has queer representation and laugh-out-loud moments you’re sure to love. LGBTQIA+

This beautifully illustrated graphic novel shows a visual portrayal of anxiety and how it can make people feel and act.

I couldn’t put this book down! An intriguing story that is captivating and full of twists. Good for readers who enjoy The Hunger Games series.

Evie is a kind, caring, and brave young girl. She finds and befriends a rhino who she is desperate to protect.

This story is all about friendship, family, and belonging. A truly wonderful and inspiring story. A beautifully illustrated novel.

Instead of helping Wolf, Rabbit lets his anger get the better of him and soon regrets it when he needs Wolf’s help.

Beetle is a kind and courageous goblin witch who sets out to save her host friend who is trapped in a soon to be demolished mall.

Robyne has come to Ireland and is fed up of doing work in the scullery so she sets out to hunt the wolves just like her father.

Animal friendships help Detective Buffy solve the mystery of strange noises disturbing the peace and quiet of the forest.

A book of adventures within the filed they live in. Absurdly funny and joyful, making you thankful for what you have.

Another beautifully illustrated adventure. Two sycamore seeds navigate obstacles as they try to find a place to grow.

This book has everything! Magic, kids without parents, bad adults, friendly ghosts, thieving and wrong-doing.

Scarlett and Albert’s reputation for magnificent hold-ups, confounding robberies, and perfect getaways have made them notorious

A unique story with excellent world-building, perfect for fans of Mortal Engines and Studio Ghibli. Great for ages 11-12+.

Erskin is forced onto the forbidden land of the mountain and uncovers that not everything is as it seems at Mountainfell.