They're everywhere! So that's why I started this blog. I know that most people out there are obsessed with video games, but I hope that there is some of you out there who actually enjoy books. I know I do...
Agatha Oddly: The Secret Key is the first of three, I'm told , but it it is so intriguing it doesn't really need a sequel! Agatha Oddlow is determined to become a detective, like her namesake's written works,* so when she discovers a key to a whole hidden side of London, she is ecstatic. But when mysterious red algae starts oozing from taps all over the city, Agatha wonders if there is more to this than what it seems... And with the help of Liam, her sceptical best friend, popular cool kid Brianna (with tons of secret detective gadgets) Agatha Oddly will get to the bottom of this mystery. Perfect for ages 9 to any age! ★★★★★— BookGirl . *Agatha Christie and Monsieur Poirot.
The polka dot shop is a gorgeous story, about a girl trying to fit in at her school, while wearing kooky old clothes from her mums op-shop. But when Andy finds a bag of designer goodies in the shop storeroom, she has big dreams to turn the shop (and the theatre next door) into a modern fashion boutique! But will one person be enough to do that job? This is a new story from author Laurel Remington, but is perfect for ages 9 to 12. ★★★★★ー BookGirl
This may seem a little kiddish, but the hamster is sooooo cute! Humphrey is a classroom pet,suddenly deserted by his favourite teacher, and paired with Og, the classroom frog. Together, they tackle bullies, learn all about people, and, most importantly, make friends! I would recommend the series to 8 to 10 year olds. ★★★★★ 一 BookGirl
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