Writing and reviews with an environmental, science fiction, and fantasy touch
Why Grandma Doesn’t Know Me sounds like it should be a great read for a kid whose grandma or pa has dementia. I’m including this in Great Middle Grade Reads this week because I thought it was an MG book
Rannoch Moor is one of my favourite places—to think of, and to draw. This is the A to Z Challenge, and I’m continuing the illustration theme, with examples from my books. It’s also MMGM day. Marvellous Middle Grade Mondays, a
Time Travelling with a Hamster by Ross Welford has been on my kindle for a while. About five years, in fact. I’m very glad I got it, as it certainly hits the ‘marvellous’ tag. Time Travelling with a Hamster (Al
The Green Kingdom by Cornelia Funke and Tammi Hartung is a fascinating new book for children/middle grades. Thank you to Netgalley and the publishers for the opportunity of an ARC. It is due to be published on 6 March (in
The Ship-Thief was one of two books I picked up in a charity bookshop in Norfolk, first in a related series. The first one I reviewed in November, Hunting Gumnor. This is another post joining in Marvellous Middle Grade Mondays,
It’s a little late, but you may still be able to get these Middle Grade books for Christmas. These are favourites I’ve read over the years. Some may be hard to find in print, though. They are in no particular
Hunting Gumnor was one of two books I picked up in a charity bookshop in Norfolk, part of the narrow gauge railway line between Aylsham and Wroxham. This is another post joining in Marvellous Middle Grade Mondays, run by Greg