Sandroyd Bookivores

Little Bang
Little Bang is an important story about teenage pregnancy. Mel and Sid have a relationship on a drunken new years eve and Mel gets pregnant by accident. The book is about their dilemena about should they keep the baby of not. I like Little Bang because the author is always trying to make you interested in the story, by leaving cliffhangers at the end of a chapter. I could not put the book down. My favourite bit is when, after all the arguments and heartache, Sid and Mel found each other watching the stars where Little Bang was conceived and make peace.

Victoria

King of Nothing
The book is about a boy named Anton who is a bully and always getting into trouble. Later on, the biggest loser in school saves him, so they make a pact and some crazy stuf happens along the way. The themes are friendship, disapointments and and rudeness. I enjoyed the book as it is so relatable in many ways to all of us. My fave scene is at the end, as there is so much emotion and bravery. I would recormend this to anyone and everyone. 5 out of 5.

Freddy O

Letters in Charcoal
In the book a South American mother tells her son how, in her old village, only the owner of a shop know how to read. He also taught her how to read so she could read the love letters her sister received. I love the story because it shows you there are still some places where people can't read and that there is a big diversity of people around the world. The illustrations are colourful, with shadows made like a real penci or charcoal??? I love them because of the details they have and how in some pictures, some words are written in Spanish ( I am Spanish). Colours are well contrasted. I love the part when in the story, the main character finally reads her sister's letter even if the letter is a bit sad. I recommend the book to all children.

Emilio

I Love Books
This book is about a little girl who goes on a crazy adventure with the characters of the books and learns to love books this way. I love this story bacause it is very relatable. Also, the illustrations are beautiful. They are quite basic but with some fun details. I love the bookshelves. I love them because of the contrast of black and white with lots of colours. I would absolutely recommend this book bacause it is funny, easy to relate and has great illustrations. If you don't love to read, this book is for you!

Zara

Wolf and Bear
This book, whose characters are a bear and a wolf is about the power of friendship. Their friendship is strong but at some point, Bear begins to drift away into the shadow. He now refuses to play with Fox and instead tells her to go away. This book tells us about those who walk through the shadows and the people who walk by their side. I love the way the story is told and the way the characters interact. The illustrations pastel and easy to understand. Some colours are exagerated and some objects are not the colour they should be based on real life. The illustrator uses no dark outline which makes the blend and gradient so and beautiful. The illustrations are vibrant and colourful. My favourite bit is when the bear climbs out of the shadows. I would recommend the book for children and maybe even adults.

Anastasiia

Letters in Charcoal
This book is about a young girl who does not know how to read. I really like that story because it is about friendship and helping others. The illustrations are really colourful and the drawing are very precise. I really like these illustrations because it looks as if the artist has had a lot of fun drawing them. My favourite part is when the shopkeeper helps a young girl learn how to read. I would recommend this book because it is about helping others.

Freja

The Invisible Story
This is about a girl who found a book that was blank and I like it a lot. I liked the illustrations because of the patterns. My favourite part was when the girl found the book and read it. It was a blind girl and the book is not blank, it is in Braille. I would choose it because of the patterns.

Quinn

Grey
This book was about a person who felt grey. I liked the book because the book explained that you can be grey or any other colours. The colours are like feelings, and grey means sad. The illustrations some were very dark but some were more coulourfull and I liked them all. My favourite part was when it described the coulours the person could be. I would recommend the book because it is so good and I think eneyone could like it.

Neave

Flying High
The book is about how everyone can be different (size or anything else). It is very good. You can tell some bits of the illustrations were done with pencil and they were done very nicely. We like the bit were the child rubs the height line off the wall and says "I am who I am". Yes we would recommend it because it teaches people that everyone is different and not to be mean.

Kitty and Isabel

Clever Crow
Clever crow is a lovely book. It’s tells the reader loads of facts about crows whilst we also follow the crows on their journey. And it shows us that crows aren’t just boring plain birds . The illustrations are beautiful and they tell the us lots of facts as well as reading them. My favourite bit is when the author tells us and shows us how crows can be playful , for example how they roll in the snow. I would definitely recommend this book to all ages who love crows and want to find out more about them . I LOVE this book

Ceci

The Final Year
This is a book about changes and adaptions: the main character is in the final year of primary. This should be good for him because he has his best friend beside him. But his friend plays with a bad boy. Did he betrayed him? But it becomes fine when he found another friend. This book is really good for people who are facing a big change

Henry

The Invisible Story
This book is about a book in a library. The book thinks his pages are blank but they are written in Braille, a reading system for blind people. A little girl reads the book, showing the book that every story is different. I love the story because it is told from the books' point of view, not the reader! The illustrations are made to look like a paper cut, and the coulours look like water colours. I like the illustrations because they have lots of details. My favourite part is when the book discovers that it was written in Braille, and there fore his pages weren't blank but had a story to tell. I would recommend this book to kids more than adults. I am pretty sure that whoever reads this book will enjoy it!

Emilio

Wolf and Bear
Wolf and Bear is about a wolf who is very playful and a bear who is always in the shadow. Bear always says no when wolf asks him to play. I like the illustrations which are very colourful. It is cool that Wolf keeps asking and trying to cheer up Bear. He is very patient and a good friend. My favourite bit is the Wolf singing to the Bear. I would definitely recommend it and I rate it 10/5!!!!!!!

Tomonori

I Love Books
This book tells the story of a little girl who initially hates reading. It is coming towards the end of the year and she is excited for the holidays, as she won’t have to read. However, she gets told by her teacher that she will have to do what she hates most; read a book during the holidays. At first, she is incredibly angry, but once she starts reading, she gets immersed into the book, and… can’t put it down! I love the story, as the message that is portrayed is really important and truthful as: if you don’t give reading a chance, there is no way you are ever going to like it. Most people don’t like it because of this reason, so I really recommend everyone to read it, specially those aged 5-10. The illustrations are amazing as they help us get immersed in the story.

Isabella

Wolf and Bear
Wolf and bear is an amazing book!It is all about a bear who does not want to go out of his shadow and his friend the wolf gets really lonely. One night the wolf starts to howl a lovely song that the bear loved and then came out of his shadow. From then on every time the wolf howls the bear goes out of his shadow. The illustrations were really good. MY favourite bit is the part were the bear goes out of his shadow. I would recommend it to some one who is feeling down and so that they know that they can get out of their sad times.

Hettie

Clever Crow
This wonderful book is called Clever Crow. I liked this story a lot because I have never known so much information about crows in such a simple easy manner. The illustrations were nicely made by what seems to be paints. They do give off quite a gloomy feel to the book in some of them, but a cheerful bright feel in others. I do like the illustrations because they really give off the feeling of a jet-black crow cawing away in a field or busy city. My favourite bit is all of it because it’s interesting, the illustrations are beautiful and the information is given to the reader in a simple yet formal way. i definitely would recommend because its informal, gives the reader a gloomy and dark feel to them but it’s so intriguing you just want read on!

Teddy

Grey
It’s about this girl who turns from sad to happy at the end of the book. I liked this story because it has a happy ending. The illustrations are grey with a bit of colour. I love the illustrations bacause they are fun. I liked the part where she was happy again.

Joshua

I Love Books
The book is about a girl who hates reading, but needs to read a book for her homework over the Summer. At the end, she discorvers that books are fun. She falls inside the book and travels thorugh an enchanted forest, a bear cave and more things. I like the story because it tells you that trying new things is good. The pictures are bright, made with details which are realistic, whilst childish. I like the illustrations bacause of how the colours are combined and the shadows are used. My favourite part is when the girl finds out that she can't stop reading, and continues reading even when she is having a bath. I recomment this book to every kid who finds reading boring, because it is about trying things that don't attract you and they might change their mind.

Emilio

Grey
The book is about a girl who is sad, feeling "grey". Through the book, the girl compares her feelings to colours, whic I thought was very clever. The end was also lovely as she gets comforted by her mum. I like this story bacause it shows you that there is nothing wrong with feeling sad sometimes, and happiness is alwasy here, deep inside your heart. The illustrations are a bit like they were made by children. They are colourful and with a pencil effect. I like the illustrations because they are simple and relaxing to look at. My favourite bit is when the girl's mother appears and hugs her daugter. It shows that love is everywhere and that it is infinite. I recommend this book to people who are having a bad day because according to me the moral of the book is that happiness is always with you.

Emilio

The Final Year
It’s about a boy who goes into the final year of his school and it gets tough. His brother has a condition called endocarditis that none of his family new about and his brothers thought he was dead but he was fine. I liked this book because you feel sad for the boy and his brother but then it has a happy ending. I like the type of writing, like a poem.

Freddie Y5

Grey
The book is about this little girl who feels like she has no purpose in her life and she just feels grey. I think the book is really good and it can help you to understand that you can feel grey and that is okey. The illustration is a bit scruffy but some people have a different opinion to me and that is fine with me. I think the illustration is very very good but I prefer a neater way of drawing. I love how it gives you a sad and then happy feeling inside. I think all children could read this book.

Poppy

Clever Crow
Clever Crow is a book full of facts about crows. I like it because it is very interesting and I love animals. But my favourites are seals]. In my opinion the illustrations are nice but is very sad because they have quite a lot of grey in them. My favourite page is the nesting crow because it’s got these lovely eggs in the illustration and it talks a lot about what crows make their nest out of. I would recommend this book for people who like facts.

Aurora

I Love Books
The story is about a girl who starts by hating books and reading but at the end she loves reading and wants to go back to the library. I liked the story because it explains to people they should not say they hate something before you have even tried it. Wonderful job, illustrators! I love the pictures. I loved the bit when they go to the library. I would definitely recommend it because it teaches people to love books.

Hugo

The Invisible Story
The invisible story is a book that has a lot of meaning. There is a book in a library that is always neglected by all of the children. Then a girl comes and picks up the book. The book says that she should read another book in the library. The book said it had no pictures or words but the girl reads the book anyway and the book realises it was different in another way. It was for the blind. I love this story because it shows that everyone is different but everyone belongs. I would recommend this book to people who stand out.

Isla

Letters in Charcoal
There is this girl who doesn’t know how to read or write but she gets to learn. I like the story because it has realistic drawings and pictures which brings it to life. The illustration is very realistic. I like the illustration because it’s very detailed. My favourite part is when the girl meets the man and he helps her read and write. I would recommend reading it because it’s very interesting.

Milton

Grey
Wolf and Bear is where there are 2 best friends and that they always play together. Bear sometimes drifts off into the darkness and always says no when wolf wants to play. My favourite bit is at the end which is when they become friends. I really like the story and do surely recommend this book for anyone.

Sophie

Flying High
This book is about a boy who likes to fly his kite. And one day some boys say he is too small to play with them. I liked the book because it got sad at the start and happier at the end. The illustrations look like the author must have taken a long time on them and very detailed. I love the illustrations because if you can’t read they help you understand it so much. Personally my favourite part is the part where he gets to fly with the others and enjoy at the end. I would recommend this book to others who love reading short and simple story’s or if there developing reading as a skill

Max

Wolf and Bear
"Wolf and Bear" is about how these two are best friend but Bear never want to play with Wolf and he never comes out of the shadow. Wolf at night starts to sing a song and Bear follows the music and finds Wolf, so they become friends again! I think this a really good story even if it’s a bit sad at some points. The illustration are really exiting, I think they are super fun. My favourite bit was the end were Bear and wolf become friend again, and I would definitely recommend this book for anyone!

Susie

Grey
Grey is about a little girl who is feeling grey. When she feels grey she does not feel like herself. Then her mum comes and tells her that it is okay to feel grey and that you don’t have to be happy every day. I like this story because it is telling you it is okay to feel grey and we all do sometimes. I like the illustrations. They are very pretty and they help explain the story. My favourite bit is when her mum says it is okay to feel grey because that is a great message to us all. I recommend this book to anybody just because it is illustrated, it does not mean it is childish it teaches a great lesson to us all.

Emily

I Love Books
"I Hate Books" is about this girl who hated reading books and found out that she has to read one over the holidays. Her Mum took her to a library and recommended a book. When she got home she started to read it and loved it straight away. It filled her with excitement and adventure and it turns out that she loves books. This book is so inspiring and really helps you get into books. It teaches you a life lesson… If you don’t like books then you haven’t found the right one! I rate this book 5 stars and I recommended it to 6-9 yr olds. I would defiantly read it again and the illustrations are awesome. My favourite bit is when she is reading the book and she is in an adventure. I hope you enjoy this book.

Hattie

Grey
The book is about a boy who feels like the colour grey: sad and lonely and like he does not belong. I like this story bacause it shows you that even when you are sad or lonely, your mom or your dad are going to be there to help you. The illustrations are really nice and describe how he is feeling. My favourite bit of the story is when is like the pavements, where you can scribble every colour you want. I would recommend it for 6 years old up to 10 years old because it explains that your friends and relatives are always here to help you.

Jaime

Clever Crow
The book is a about crows and it tells you everything about these interesting birds. The illustrations are coourful and very realistic. My favourite part of the book was to discover that crows are in groups and that they help each other. I would recommend the book if you want to know more about crows, which you can see everywhere.

Theodor

Wolf and Bear
This book is a heartwarming story about a wolf how wants to play with a bear, but the bear does not want to. The bear gows lonely and builds a shadow around him. Then the bear hears the wolf singing and he begins to climb out os the shadow. The illustrations are brilliant and they describe everything so perfectly that you could understands the story without the words. It is all about reaching out and making friends and I would recommend this book to anyone. No one is too old ot too young to enjoy this.

Amelia

King of Nothing
King of Nothing is a book about Anton,a bully, who unexpectedly slowly turns into a real friend of the school's biggest “loser”, Matthew. It all started when Matthew saved his life. The themes are mainly adventure, bullying and friendship. I loves this story because it contains a lot of unexpected parts and a lot of emotion, from grandma’s death to falling in love. My favourite part is when the main character finally becomes himself, from who he think he is to who he really is. I would recommend it because, it has many things you could have to face in your own life.

Henry

All That It Ever Meant
This story is told through the perspective of Mati, a young girl who is longing for something to be a part of, it is a story of family love, loss and life lived between two cultures. Whilst dealing with the loss of her mother, Mati and her family travel from London to Zimbabwe with Mati’s gender neutral spirit. I thought that this book was pretty good, though it could have been better. I have to admit to finding Mati a little much to begin with. Her thought processes and observations made her seem older than her years, but as the story progressed, her view of the world and those in it became easier to understand. I would Definitely recommend this book to someone over the age of 12.

Jemima

I Love Books
This book is about one girl who hates reading. She was happy because she finally had holidays so she didn’t, have to read! Unfortunately, her teacher told her to read so she was angry, but when she read the book, she loved it. I like the story. I like the illustrations. My favourite bit is when she goes to the library. I will recommend it because is one thing that happen in real life: if you don't try to read you are never going to like a Book!

Carlos

Letters in Charcoal
The book is about a girl and her sister who don’t know how to read but keep getting letters from the owner of the Pueblo who is called Miguel Angel and try to decipher them. That is when she decides to read. She goes to a man called Señor Velandia who is one of the only people who knows how to write in her village. He is the owner of the only shop and she asks him if he can help her to read. He says "yes" if you help me measure the bags, which will be 1 lbs (pound). She agrees and then she learns to read. She then goes to teach her sister how to read. They finally get sent another letter from Miguel, which says that he will be leaving and it will be very hard for him to come back. Gina (the older sister) cries but they know they have to make a dress for the Christmas party. They attend the party and at it Gina meets Juan Jose. She also gets her first book from Señor. Then she cannot stop teaching or reading herself. I really like the story and it is amazing that it is non fiction! It is a REAL story! The illustrations are amazing because they are such easy things to draw but are very detailed at the same time and you could tell what everything is. My favourite bit was when she gets her first book. I would rate it 5/5 and definitely recommend it to anyone above the age of....actually....just anyone who can read!

Arthur

Grey
"It’s OK not to be OK." What an important message to share; not just with younger readers, but with readers of all ages! The bold illustrations convey this message perfectly, and children will love the delightful surprises revealed through the cut-outs. The story gently portrays the child’s sadness, her feelings of isolation and confusion, and ultimately her reassurance that she’s simply having a bad day, that things will get better tomorrow, and that she can find support from loved ones. Comforting and uplifting!

Celine

Clever Crow
Clever crow is about what crows do and explain where they live. There are more than 100 birds in the crow family. It takes 20 days for an egg to hatch. They are very very smart. Some of the crows feathers different colours on there feathers and most of the crows are black. The illustration was very very thoughtful and detailed and I loved it. I would definitely recommend this book because you can learn tons of information about crows. I give it a 4.5/5

Tomonori

The Final Year
The final year is a book about a Year 6 boy in his last year of primary school. Nate faces many obstacles along the way but he manages to finish the year with the help of his teacher and his precious notebook. Nates loves writing poems in his notebook to help him with the fact that his little brother is very sick in hospital. My favourite part is when Nate makes up with his friend. I rate the book 5/5! Read it!

Victoria

Letters in Charcoal
This story is about a girl who lives in a town where people don’t know how to read. The girl gets help with a man called senior Velandia. He taught her the alphabet because she is helping him with making up the packages. We like the story very much! The pictures are very imaginative and colourful and the author really thought about the illustrations!!!! We love the illustrations they really nice and beautiful. Our favourite bit was when Gina taught all of her friends and her town the alphabet and helped them. We would recommend it to all ages including adults because it is a really thoughtful book. The author has described the words really well and we think it would be helpful for 5 year olds and above. THE END

Primrose and Bea

Flying High
The book is about a bird that tries to make a girl happy and cheerful. The bird is called Wawa. I like the story because the bird’s name is so Funny. The faces are shaded but the clothes are very colour and we like the illustrations. My favourite is When they all fly kites. I would recommend it because it has a happy ending.

Bertie and Ned

I Love Books
It is about some one who hates books then reads one then love’s them. We like it because it is encouraging other children to read. It was brilliant but when the person talked in real life it was a bit tricky to read. We loved when the dragon chases them. We would recommend it because it interesting!!!!!!!!!! We love reading!!!!!!!

Archie and Leo

Clever Crow
The book is about crows . We like the book because it’s fun. The pictures are detailed and well drawn. We like the illustrations because they did good drawings. We prefer the first page about the eggs. We would recommend it because it is a good book and it helps you with your learning.

Max and Arthur

The Invisible Story
It is about an invisible book which a girl reads with her hands we like it a bit because it is creative. It looks 3D but it is not and the colour is like cotton we like the illustrations. Our favourite bit was when the girls read the book. We do recommend it because at the end it talks about books for blind people.

Xander and Max

Grey
The book is about a little boy who is feeling grey, which means he he feelings sad. We like the story because it has a good ending with the mummy telling him she loves him. The pictures look 3D to us, the cut outs are very cool. We like how the boy is holding a balloon on one page and then lets it out on the next page. Our favourite bit is the end as the boy feels happy and gets cuddles.

Rare and Rafe,

Grey
This book is about a young girl who isn't feeling very happy and it makes her worried and confused. I love this story because it is explaning to young children that it is OK to be sad (it would be a good reminder for adults too!). There are lots of fun cut outs, which make you try and guess what is on the next page. The author is using the colours to help express how the child feels and the drawings remind me of the Charlie and Lola stories my mum used to read me when I was 3 or 4 years old. I got the message that it is fine to not always feel happy and that sadness does not last forever.

Freja

Flying High
This is a book about a little boy who wants to join in with the other kids. They don't let him and his only friend is a bird called Wawa. They say he is too small to fly kites with them. I really like the story because it has a happy ending and it is all about friendship and being confident about who you are. It is full of beautiful illustrations. There are lots of bright colours and at the same time, there are some duller, grey shdes which relfect the boy's feelings. I love the illustrations, especially the picture of the kites. My favourite part is when the little boy gets included with all the other children and they fly kites together.

Zara

Grey
The book is about a little kid who feels left out and finally realises thanks to his mum that they are just having a bad day. I like the book because it's an important matter written in a serious but fun way. The illustrations are simple to appeal to a young audience but at the same time, the cut outs of the pages are super fun and it's like a surprise on every page. The illustrations bring the story to life. I love the illustrations where the mum and her child are looking out of the window, happily smiling. It is great to show young children that it is OK not to be happy all the time and having a bad day does not mean it is the end of the world.

Ines

I Love Books
This book is about a girl who , when school finishes, finds out that they have to read a book over the holidays. She hetes redaing, therefore is not looking forward to it. Her mum takes the little girl to the library and suggest she reads a book she read herself when she was her age. By reading this book, the girl is then taken on a breathtaking adventure only to find that reading is now her favourite thing! I enjoyed the story a lot. The author cleverly persuades their young readers to think that reading is one of the best gifts for anyone. The illustrations in this book include subtle colours, with the combination of some vibrant colours. The drawing is cartoony and easy to make out. I loved the style of drawing the illustrator has. The colour pallet and the brush look beautiful. I love it! I emjoyed the adeventure of the girl and I think this is the best part.

Anastasiia

Clever Crow
The book is explaining us all about crows, what they can do and how clver they can be. I think it is interesting because it is teaching me things I did not know about crows. The illustrations are beautiful and realistic with great details. My favourite part is when the author shows how the crows play. I would recommend the book to children interested in nature and birds.

Alfonso

I Love Books
It is about a girl who hates reading! Then she reads a book called "The Big Adventure" and she realises that she just had not found the right book and she starts to love reading. I really enjoyed the story bacause it teaches you that you need to persevere and you will achieve good outcomes. I thought the illustrations were amazing and you could tell what everything was. It was detaoled but very nice and simple. I really like the style of pictures. My favourite bit was when she turned a torch on to do some extra reading, when in the past she would do ANYTHING not to read a book.

Arthur

Flying High
The book is about a girl and a bird call Wawa. They lived in a little town. where it has big winds beside the river. Every body in the town loves flying kites but the girl's classmates exclude and tell her she is too small to fly a kite with her. One day, she flies a kite and it gets tangled with her classmates and someone stomps on her kite and destroys it. She is very upset and throws the kite in the river. Wawa the bird cheers her up and helps her. She makes another kite with her grandparents and takes part in the kite festival... Read on to find out more!!! I think the illustration is colouful and creative My favorite bit is the bit when Wawa takes the girl in to a trip to the woods,beachand watched the seagulls and Wawa play. I recommend this very much and rate it 100 out of 100.

Tomonori

Letters in Charcoal
This illustrated book portrays a Colombian girl’s journey in learning how to read and write. I really liked this story because of the message it transmits. With the example of the girl wanting to learn to understand the letters, it shows that with effort and perseverance everything can be achieved. The illustrations were amazing, and they helped me understand the story better. I would really recommend this book to anyone because it shows that that not everyone can have the same opportunities and that we should appreciate what we have

Isabella

Letters in Charcoal
This was an utterly charming book about determination and leadership, as a young girl helps her village learns to read. In this books the young girl's sister recieve a letter every week but they live in the village where not many people can read. She slowly learns to read form a shopkeeper and shares her knowledge with other children. This is a lovely story story accompanied with colourful and simple yet detailed illustrations that bring the book to life. My favourite part is when her sister and the main character sit in a mango tree. This is a beautiful book whith setbacks and team work and was an inspiring read!

xanthe

The Things We Leave Behind
As a French national living in the UK, I read this book with great interest and felt genuinely involved in the story. I cared deeply about the characters, and there were several heartwarming moments—especially when the main character found safe havens at her grandfather’s house or with the “witchy” lady who rescued her after her escape boat capsized. What struck me most—and felt disturbingly realistic—was how the author portrayed the process of first alienating “foreigners,” then dehumanising them, and finally painting them as the enemy. I truly hope this book serves as an eye-opener for the young people who read it.

Céline

Glasgow Boys
I couldn’t put this book down. I was immediately drawn into the lives of the characters and deeply moved by the past and present challenges they faced . The story offers an honest portrayal of what it’s like to be placed in care, capturing the loneliness and emotional impact with raw authenticity. Every character felt compelling in their own way, and I found myself truly caring about what happened to them. It was an emotional roller coaster and I even cried at the end. This book is perfect for helping teenage readers develop empathy and understanding for others' experiences.

Céline

Little Bang
"Little Bang" had me hooked from the very first chapter. The protagonists are endearing, and it's easy to empathize with their predicament. I thought the author did an excellent job conveying the excruciating dilemma that can arise in a teenage pregnancy situation. The plot thoughtfully explores both sides of the abortion rights debate with sensitivity, without trying to persuade the reader toward a particular stance. Instead, it shows that the right decision depends on individual circumstances and personal feelings.

Céline

Play
I can't even find the words to begin to tell everyone how amazing this book is . So, before I start, I will tell you a little about it. This young adult fiction is about a friendship group of four boys in their final year at school,. Told in the point of view of three of them, we get to know each boy: Mark, Matt and Luc. And through them we also learn about Johnny. They are individuals with different backgrounds and personalities but there is simple acceptance of one another, just the way they are, which I thought was great. But then Mark starts running errands for this guy…what will happen? I recommend this book for anyone who is looking for a good read between the age of 11 - 17 ……and I give it ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Jemima