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The Alchemyst: The secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamelby Michael Scott Release Date: 22nd May 2007 A winning combination... magic, mystery, legend and the great Alchemyst himself, Nicholas Flamel click here to read the full review > The Amazing, Astonishing, Incredible and True adventures of Me - Charlie Small: Gorilla Cityby Unspecified Release Date: 1st Mar 2007 click here to read the full review > The Amber Spyglassby Philip Pullman Release Date: 6th Aug 2007 In this, the latest of His Dark Materials trilogy, Lyra and Will have to battle against specres, cliff ghasts, harpies as well as the formidable Metatron in order to save the worlds. click here to read the full review > The Bear in the Caveby Michael Rosen Release Date: 1st Oct 2007 click here to read the full review > The Belgariad: Castle of Wizardryby David Eddings Release Date: 1st Mar 2007 click here to read the full review > The Blood Spiltby Asa Larsson Release Date: 1st May 2008 click here to read the full review > The Bog Babyby Jean Willis Release Date: 1st May 2008 Secrets and a small blue bog baby... click here to read the full review > The Bone Gardenby Tess Gerritsen Release Date: 14th Jan 2008 If you found bones in your garden, would you go digging up the past? click here to read the full review > The Book of a Thousand Daysby Shannon Hale Release Date: 3rd Mar 2008 A beautiful and stirring fairytale of clever proportions click here to read the full review > The Boy in the Dressby David Walliams Release Date: 1st Oct 2008 Not as controversial as expected and Quentin Blakes' illustrations are wonderful! click here to read the full review > The Dog of the Northby Tim Stretton Release Date: 4th Jul 2008 Good, but not great fantasy drama... click here to read the full review > The Enemy's Sonby James Johnson Release Date: 12th May 2008 Spades of potential as a cult series for Sci-Fi/ Fantasy fans... click here to read the full review > The Eyeby Simon Ings Release Date: 21st Jan 2008 A Natural History of the Eye click here to read the full review > The Fall of Lucifer: The Chronicles of Brothers - Book 1by Wendy Alec Release Date: 14th Feb 2006 click here to read the full review > The Fire of Aresby Michael Ford Release Date: 7th Jan 2008 The first in the Spartan Warrior series click here to read the full review > The Gap Year For Grown Upsby Annie Saunders Release Date: 26th Jun 2008 Sometimes you have to let things fall apart so you can put them back together again... click here to read the full review > The Golden Compassby Philip Pullman Release Date: 6th Aug 2007 click here to read the full review > The Gone Away Worldby Nick Harkaway Release Date: 5th Jun 2008 You could not swallow this whole; rather, you would take a bite and chew it thoughtfully before proceeding to take the next mouthful. click here to read the full review > The Graveyard Bookby Neil Gaiman Release Date: 31st Oct 2008 At once dark and light, The Graveyard Book is a story that starts with a dark night, a knife and a man called Jack. click here to read the full review > The Great Harlequin Grimby Gareth Thompson Release Date: 5th Apr 2007 click here to read the full review > The Handbook for Exceptional Peopleby Jez Cartwright Release Date: 4th Jan 2008 click here to read the full review > The House at Midnightby Lucie Whitehouse Release Date: 7th Jan 2008 click here to read the full review > The Kiss of Deathby Marcus Sedgwick Release Date: 1st Sep 2008 Neither terrifying, nor exciting... click here to read the full review > The Last Elfby Silvana de Mari Release Date: 3rd Mar 2008 Translated from Italian is this original tale of a world gone dark. click here to read the full review > The Lateo Directiveby Hunter-Mann Purdy Release Date: 9th Jul 2007 You wouldn't want to meet Mac in a dark alley... click here to read the full review > The Littlest Dinosaurby Michael Foreman Release Date: 5th May 2008 The only size that matters is the size of your heart... click here to read the full review > The Lost Artby Simon Morden Release Date: 5th Jul 2007 Sci-fi that is scintilating and throughly, immeasurably enjoyable! click here to read the full review > The Loved Dog: The Gentle way to Teach your Dog Mannersby Tamar Geller Release Date: 6th Sep 2007 How to make your dog a willing companion click here to read the full review > The Magician: The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamelby Michael Scott Release Date: 5th Jun 2008 Sophie has been Awakened, but will Josh also make that first step? click here to read the full review > The Manuscriptby Michael Stephens Fuchs Release Date: 4th Jan 2008 click here to read the full review > The Name of the Windby Patrick Rothfuss Release Date: 27th Sep 2007 In every way, Rothfuss gives JRR Tolkein a run for his money click here to read the full review > The New Chinese Astrologyby Suzanne White Release Date: 4th Jan 2008 Are you a Fire Horse or a Water Dog? click here to read the full review > The Odd Eggby Emily Gravett Release Date: 7th Mar 2008 click here to read the full review > The Otherby David Guterson Release Date: 6th Oct 2008 Strange, insightful and mesmerising... click here to read the full review > The Outlanderby Gil Adamson Release Date: 19th Jan 2009 This is a debut of the highest quality - jawdropping in its potency... click here to read the full review > The Private Papers of Eastern Jewelby Maureen Lindley Release Date: 7th Jan 2008 click here to read the full review > The Questby Wilbur Smith Release Date: 3rd Apr 2008 The story of Taita and Meren continues... click here to read the full review > The Redbreastby Jo Nesbo Release Date: Dec 2007 Hmmm... it's Norway and it's cold click here to read the full review > The Roadby Cormac McCarthy Release Date: 6th Oct 2007 This will leave its impression on you long after you've finished reading... click here to read the full review > The Rule of Clawby John Brindley Release Date: 3rd Mar 2008 Brindley takes the lid off The Lord of the Flies and brings it bang up to date with The Rule of Claw. click here to read the full review > The Secret Servantby Daniel Silva Release Date: 31st Jul 2008 Spy, Gabriel Allon, is up against the clock and a terrorist cell... click here to read the full review > The Selfish Crocodileby Faustin Charles Release Date: 5th Mar 2007 Bring out your children's wilder side whilst learning to count. click here to read the full review > The Snow Gooseby Paul Gallico Release Date: 4th Oct 2007 click here to read the full review > The Stolen Giftby David Ssembajjo Release Date: 28th Dec 2007 A self-published and very personal view of life in an African village. click here to read the full review > The Subtle Knifeby Philip Pullman Release Date: 6th Aug 2007 The second in the The Dark Materials trilogy click here to read the full review > The Supernaturalistby Eoin Colfer Release Date: 27th Jan 2005 click here to read the full review > The Trouble with Wenlocksby Joel Stewart Release Date: 5th Jul 2007 A strange tale about existentialism... for children, or not as it happens... click here to read the full review > The Umbra Inheritanceby Hunter-Mann Purdy Release Date: 27th May 2008 Mac is back... and just as devastating a force as ever. click here to read the full review > The Witnessby James Jauncey Release Date: 4th Jul 2008 Gritty realism and a village slaughter are the core of this novel... click here to read the full review > This Dinosaur is So BIG!by Nick Sharratt Release Date: 3rd Apr 2008 Interactive fun in an indivudal and quirky way from one of the best Children's authors in the UK! click here to read the full review > Thursday Next First Among Sequelsby Jasper Fforde Release Date: 29th Jul 2008 Reality, a BookWorld and in the middle, Thursday Next click here to read the full review > Time to Go Homeby A C Smith Release Date: 15th Feb 2004 click here to read the full review > Tiny Rockers: Boatby Justine Smith Release Date: 28th Feb 2008 click here to read the full review > Traversaby Fran Sandham Release Date: 24th Jul 2008 A travelogue bulging at the seams with humour, background information and a clear love of Africa... click here to read the full review > |
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