Lie Or Die blog tour – A.J. Clack

If you haven’t read my review of the phenomenal, reality tv centred thriller Lie Or Die, what have you been doing? You can find my review here. In the meantime, carry on reading for an exclusive from Alison: Why are YA thrillers having a moment? I think Thrillers and Crime in general are huge right

The Detention Detectives – Lis Jardine

Jonno’s just moved to his new school and suddenly his PE teacher has been murdered… and he and young carer Daniel have found the body! Teaming up with nosy newspaper reporter Lydia, the trio are determined to crack this case. But are each of their motives for solving the investigation genuine? Opening this gorgeous package

The Bird Singers – Eve Wersocki Morris

Layah tore her eyes away from the poor creature. It felt cruel to leave it there, strung up like a puppet, but she couldn’t bear the thought of approaching it. When they reached the bridge into the village, Layah let go of Izzie’s arm. Izzie looked up at her, white-faced. ‘Was it hit by a

The Tower at the End of Time – Amy Sparkes

Welcome to day 3 of the awesome Tower at the End of Time blog tour. Below you’ll find my review of this fantastically fun book but first, here’s an interesting piece of writing on the subject of a ‘found family.’ Whether you’re familiar or unfamiliar with the characters in this story, I’m sure this piece