Book Title: The Hobbit
Author: J.R.R Tolkien
Reading Age: 10+
Genre: Adventure, Fantasy
Book Title: Transformers Skybound
Author: Daniel Warren Johnson and Robert Kirkman
Reading Age: 16+
Genre: Fantasy, Science Fiction, Graphic Novel
Book Title: A Murder Most Unladylike
Author: Robin Stevens
Reading Age: 11+
Genre: Mystery/Crime
Recommended by: Benji
Bilbo Baggins lives in Bag End and lives a peaceful life. However, when Gandalf and 13 dwarves arrive on his doorstep it is not as peaceful. They are on a quest to defeat the mighty dragon Smaug to rob him of his riches, but it is not that easy to get there… they have to go up mountains, down streams and through forests. And not everyone they meet on the way is as friendly as they are…
Recommended by: Aleesa
The new transformers run after IDW. A good start for anyone wanting to get into Transformers comics, especially since IDW ones are hard to get now unless you have them like I do. This is a more graphic and violent spin on the story of the autobots trying to defeat the decepticons in the war on Cybertron and Earth. It’s definitely a great start into transformer comics, but I wouldn’t recommend it if you either: Haven’t watched any transformers media (not including the live action films because they do not reflect any of the actual characters) or
haven’t read any other transformers media comics.
Recommended by: Alice
Set in the 1930s two schoolgirls team up to solve a murder at their school.
Book Title: House of Salt and Sorrows
Author: Erin A. Craig
Reading Age: 13+
Genre: Fantasy, Mystery/Crime
Book Title: How to Train your Dragon
Author: Cressida Cowell
Reading Age: 8+
Genre: Adventure
Book Title: Small Steps
Author: Louis Sachar
Reading Age: 10+
Genre: Other
Recommended by: Evie
In this book, Annaleigh Thaumas investigates the mysterious deaths of four of her sisters, defying rumours of a family curse. She begins to see eerie ghosts and with the rest of her sisters they sneak away at midnight to elegant balls to dance.
Recommended by: Aisha
Viking children have to train a dragon and make them bond with it.
Recommended by: Benji
After coming back from Camp Green Lake , Armpit tries to live his normal life again. But after getting caught up in a plan with X-Ray and a big music concert is going on, it is going to be a lot harder for Armpit to get his life back on track.
Book Title: The Inheritance games
Author: Jennifer Lynn Barnes
Reading Age: 11-20
Genre: Adventure, Mystery/Crime
Book Title: The Darkest minds
Author: Alexandra Bracken
Reading Age: 14+
Genre: Adventure, Fantasy, Science-Fiction
Book Title: Poems To Live Your Life By
Author: Chris Riddell
Reading Age: 10+
Genre: Poetry
Recommended by: Lalia
The Inheritance Games follows Avery Grambs, an ordinary teenager whose life changes when she unexpectedly inherits the fortune of a wealthy man she has never met. The catch is that she must move into his vast, puzzle-filled mansion to claim it. Inside the house, Avery is surrounded by secrets, hidden passages, and a family who are confused and suspicious about why she was chosen. In particular, the man’s grandsons each react differently towards her, adding tension and mystery to her situation. As Avery adjusts to her new life, she begins to realise that the inheritance is part of a carefully planned game. She must follow clues and uncover hidden truths while navigating the complicated relationships around her. The novel blends mystery, intrigue, and light romance, creating a fast-paced story centred on puzzles, family secrets, and the search for answers.
Recommended by: Zara
A mysterious disease has killed most of americas children. Ruby might have survived, but she and the other's have emerged with something far worse than a virus: frightening abilities they cannot control. Pressured by the government, ruby's parents send her to Thurmond, a brutal state rehabilitation camp, where she has learned to surpress her power. But what if mastering it is a whole generations only chance of survival? (the books blurb, also bare in mind their are some sensitive topics shown a little, but its an amazing book series and one of my favourites!! if you like hunger games, maze runner and other storys like those than i think you'll love these books <3 )
Recommended by: Ayesha
Collection of poetry from various poets. Gorgeous illustrations by Chris Riddell
Book Title: Watership Down
Author: Richard Adams
Reading Age: 11+
Genre: Adventure
Recommended by: Ayesha
"Watership Down" follows a group of rabbits as they flee their threatened warren and seek a new home.
The story begins in Sandleford Warren, where Fiver, a small rabbit with the gift of foresight, senses imminent danger to their home. His brother Hazel believes him and convinces a small group of rabbits to leave the warren before humans destroy it.