Review – The Cat Who Couldn’t Be Bothered by Jack Kurland
The Cat Who Couldn’t Be Bothered charmingly captures the contrast between a black and white cat with their colourful friends. A tale of inclusion and wellbeing.
Monthly Archive: November 2023
Review – Lenny Henry by Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara
Lenny Henry’s inspiring journey, from a talented child to a comedy legend, is beautifully captured in Maria Isabel Sanchez Vegara’s book
Review – How To Talk So People Will Listen by Lizzie Waterworth
Master confident speaking with L. Waterworth’s “How to Talk so People Will Listen.” Engaging advice for all ages, narrated by the author herself.
Review – You Can Do Anything, Tyrone! by Sir Lenny Henry
Sir Lenny Henry’s “You Can Do Anything, Tyrone!” inspires kids with fun, imagination, and Grandad’s wise advice on self-belief and determination.
Review – The Hare-Shaped Hole by John Dougherty
“The Hare-Shaped Hole” beautifully illustrates life’s ups and downs through Hertle and Bertle’s friendship, showing how grief is love with nowhere to go.
Review – Punching the Air by Ibi Zoboi and Yusef Salaam
Punching the Air powerfully explores racial injustice and the resilience of the human spirit, as co-authored by the inspiring Yusef Salaam
Review – The Confession by Charlotte Bigland
“The Confession” intrigues with its premise but falters in execution, featuring an unreliable narrator, Ella, whose troubled past shapes her actions.
