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Top Ten: Books for Young Readers in 2018

posted on January 4, 2019

I know that 'books for young readers' is a very vague title, but these aren't all chapter books, though the age-group for all the books on the list is similar. I also don't read as many chapter books as I do other children's books, but as I was making this list, I realised that I probably should read more because I've enjoyed each and every one of these!The Last Tiger (Mark Greenwood)A work of non-fiction, The Last Tiger is exactly the kind of book I would have loved to read age eight. Even as a child, I was fascinated by the wild world, and aghast at what humans were doing to it. The Last Tiger is the perfect mixture of seriousness and hope, bringing home to me that nature is in danger, but all is not lost yet.Read a more detailed review here.Tilly and the Time Machine (Adrian Edmondson)I would imagine that writing a fresh story about a time machine is incredibly … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Books Tagged With: Fantastically Great Women who Changed the World, Heartsong, Kittus Very Mad Day, Lady Lollipop, reading, review, The ACB with Honora Lee, The Last Tiger, The Not-a-Pig, Tilly and the Time Machine, Wishing for Tomorrow