St Angela’s Reading Angels

Wolf Siren
Wolf Siren by Beth O'Brien is an engaging fantasy novel that deals with themes of identity, bravery, and companionship. It is a story filled with mystery and excitement, containing well-developed characters and descriptive language that brings the setting to life. I enjoyed the way the protagonist matures and gains confidence as the story progresses. Overall, Wolf Siren is an entertaining and creative book that I can recommend for anyone who enjoys fantasy fiction.

Luna

Popcorn
To me this book is really good, as it focuses on a boy named Andrew, who has is managing his anxiety and is trying to get through the school day while trying to get a nice school photo for his mum to make her happy. And it can help children with anxiety too.

Louise

Ghostlines 
At first, I was reluctant to pick up the book and read because of its repetition of 'ands' and its long sentences which didn't have me hooked. Eventually, as I read on, I started to understand the plot bit by bit and I enjoyed the backstories. I think the book was well-written but would recommend for an 8-10 year olds. Good book though!

Diorelis

Ghostlines 
Ghostlines was truly such a sweet book, it was very relaxing and a nice breather. The characters were also well written I really did not like Tilda's character at times though as it felt like she was trying to fit everyone in her world but I really could see the characters in my head and I sort of had a connection to Albie and understood how he felt. I also loved the mystery of rowan throughout the book i believed it was great and kept me curious however when revealed i believe it was quite underwhelming and i wish there was some more hidden meaning or something more shocking.The pacing was well set and nothing felt too rushed but the storyline felt a bit lost at some points. It did feel quite boring at times mainly because it is a children's book and I am an older reader however would 100% recommend for those aged 9-10 I would give it a 6.5/10. A good classic.

Naomi