Tag: Maverick Books
The Misadventures of Nicholas Nabb by Jenny Moore Review
Children of ALL ages should be encouraged to read something every day (that can be a book, comic, newspaper or even a cereal packet)....
Stone Underpants by Rebecca Lisle Review
Children should read a good variety of books to broaden their horizons and make reading much more interesting. Developing a love for reading at...
How Do You Do, Mr Gnu? by Billy Coughlan Review
How do you do, my fellow readers?
When I was growing up, manners were a very important attribute. It didn’t matter what your background, race,...
Wishker by Heather Pindar Review
If you have young children, you should spend at least 10 minutes every night reading to them, with them, or have them read to...
The Mysterious Island by Saviour Pirotta Review
I have really been enjoying The Wolfsong Series of books by Saviour Pirotta, junior fiction adventure stories for children. They are a series of...
Fum by Karl Newson Review
Fee, Fi, Fo ... but where is Fum?
Regular readers of What’s Good to Read will be aware that I love to read and think...
The Knight Who Might by Lou Treleaven Review
Children should be encouraged to read from a very young age, whether that is being read a bedtime story, shared reading or independent reading...
Why? by Billy Dunne Review
After a period of rain (which we have had a lot of lately) when the sun pops its head out, if we are lucky,...
Bauble, Me and the Family Tree by Jenny Moore Review
When Maverick Books offered me Jenny Moore’s Bauble, Me and the Family Tree to read and review I immediately agreed. Earlier this year I...
Pirates vs. Monsters Review
Reading (or being read to) from an early age on a daily basis can help improve a child’s intelligence. It helps with listening to...