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Elizabeth Eulberg, illustrated by Matt Robertson

It is no coincidence that our heroine, girl detective Shelby, has the surname Holmes. She is almost every bit as clever at deductive reasoning, as her namesake Sherlock. When John...

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Alfonso Cruz

Stories without words are always fascinating, as they leave the imagination free to move about to interpret the message being promoted as it will. In Capital this is totally the...

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China Mieville & Zak Smith

Hot off the meal table is this latest offering from these two acclaimed word and picture artists, which is bizarre from the beginning, in that it is a story all...

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illustrated by Ed Eaves and Mark Sperring

This colorful, humorous picture book entertains the reader from the front cover. A rather evil but smiling pirate, Captain McGrew is pointing his finger to lure us into the book....

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Jane Eagland

In England, back when long skirts and bodices were worn by girls, a circus came to town. Kitty was able to get to the High Street to see the passing...

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Mark Sperring, illustrated by Alison Brown

Whether it is koalas, or mice, animal mothers expressing love for their babies is a popular theme. This is definitely a book to be read together, cuddled up and cosy....

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Mark Powers: Illustrator Tim Wesson

A toy manufacturer has developed a formula for toys which have a computerized brain. The toys that leave the factory are awesome, but only for the wealthy children. Occasionally a...

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Emily MacKenzie, illustrated by Emily MacKenzie

Granville the dog believes there is nothing good about fruit and vegetables. In this Children's Picture Book, the author has used the charm of a puppy to coerce children into...

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Peter Jay Black

Shockwave is the fifth and final book in the Urban Outlaw series. It is every bit as action packed and fast moving as the previous books. Jack, Charlie, Obi, Slink...

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by Guy Bass illustrated by Steve May

This is a delightful sixty seven page novel, written on anti-glare yellow paper, with a large text, well-spaced, and frequently broken up with illustrations. It is very well suited for...

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Andy Seed

Bluewolf apologies for the late posting of this review; so for those of you all Christmas- ed out, put it away for next Christmas and for those who love Christmas all the...

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Illustrated by Sarah Massini . Author Margery Winifred Williams

This book was first published in Great Britain in 1922. It is lovely to see that magic and wonder is still appreciated in today's world of realism. Hopefully a whole...