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Class Book Review: The Sleeper and the Spindle
Year 4 pupils love the magical, creepy The Sleeper and the Spindle, by Neil Gaiman, inspired by famous fairy tales
18 January 2020
The class book review: Theodore Boone: The Accomplice
This book has a great action-adventure premise. But, our reviewers say, the plot gets lost in a tangle of legal minutiae
7 July 2019
The class book review: The Island by MA Bennett
MA Bennett covers class, gender and cultural preconception in a thoughtful but enjoyable way in this gripping thriller
21 October 2018
The class book review: Sunflowers in February
An unflinchingly realistic out-of-body experience
23 February 2018
The class book review: The Book of Dust Volume One - La Belle Sauvage
Young people and adults will be equally gripped by Pullman’s much-anticipated return to His Dark Materials, although less mature readers may be baffled at times
17 November 2017
It’s handy to know how to cook a tarantula: the class book review
This tale of four children whose plane crashes in the Amazon jungle is an old-fashioned adventure story...but it offers useful survival tips for any readers unlucky enough to find themselves in a similar situation
13 August 2017
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