Thursday, 14 May 2015

Solomon's Kitten - by Sheila Jeffries

'Can a tabby cat mend a broken heart?

This is a special kitten.She has come to heal.


Moments after she is born, a tiny kitten Tallulah, with
her bright eyes and silver and white fur edged with 
gold, is whisked away from her father Solomon and
is dumped in a hedge like rubbish.

After a tough start to life, neglected and abandoned, 
Tallulah eventually finds a home with the Lee family
and forms a special bond with their daughter Tammy.
But Tammy has a terrible secret and Tallulah must do
all in her power to keep the family safe.


This is one of the most touching books I've read in a long time. This tiny little cat's life will make you think about how you should act and try to be like her. The secret that I'm DYING to tell changes the entire plot and although its hard to understand at first (the past and present get a tiny bit muddled up) it one read i will never forget. I highly recommend this book to anyone! 

So please! Click the link below and by this Inspiring, emotional book.

To buy Solomon's Kitten Click here!


Also buy Solomon's Tale here for another kitten's story.


Wednesday, 13 May 2015

Harry and Hope - Sarah Lean


                               'Some friendships are meant to be'

'Hope feels lost when her mum's boyfriend leaves.
She loved Frank and he understood her better
than anyone, even her mum. The only part left of
Frank left behind is a stubborn, old rescue-donkey
, Harry.

Hope promised to look after Harry, but maybe
Hope needs Harry as much as he needs her..





This book will make you cry. I can not even describe the emotional effect it had on me.  If your an animal lover or live in the country-side (like my mum ,Reading-Room-With-A-Veiw, and me) you'll love this adorable book. Suitable for all ages. I highly recommend you read this because you'll LOVE IT!


You can buy this book and find out what happens to
Harry and Hope by clicking the link below :D

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Harry-Hope-Sarah-Lean/dp/0007512260

Tuesday, 12 May 2015

Half a World Away - Cynthia Kadohata




Also the author of the national book award
winner
The Thing About Luck
Electricity: the following electromagnetic particals

It creates lightning. turns the TV on. Generates power.
A microscopic current, something we can not see,
that connects us all. The concept fascinates
twelve-year-old Jaden, but what he can't understand
is this: He Doesn't feel connected to anyone.
So he lights fires. Hoards food. Steals. Runs until
his anger beats him to the ground. His biological
mother didn't want him, and while his adoptive
parents say they love him, Jaden feels nothing.
Or something actually, Like an epic fail.
And now they want to adopt a new kid. So they
pack up and fly with Jaden halfway around
the world to get one.

In Kazakhstan, Jaden's soldering anger flares.
He knows what will happen next.

Or does he?






I love this book because it is full of twists and turns. To be honest I didn't really think this book was for me when i read the blurb, but i picked it up and was quickly mistaken. The plot is clearly well thought out and all the characters have their own personality. Although you make think this book would be boring as the blurb talks about electricity, but it is amazing! i would read it again if i had the chance.

Click here to buy Half a World Away on amazon!




http://www.amazon.co.uk/Half-World-Away-Cynthia-Kadohata/dp/1442412755







Thursday, 16 April 2015

The Duff By Kody Keplinger




'Meet Bianca Hamilton High's new Duff apparently.


Seventeen-year-old Bianca Piper knows she's not the hottest girl at school but when a school jock and man-slut Wesley referrers to her as a DUFF-

DESIGNATED UGLY FAT FRIEND

the gloves are off!! But then before she knows it, Bianca finds her self enemies-with-benifits relationship with Wesley.

If theres a thin line between love and hate the Bianca's crossed it. She just never thought she was capable of breaking someone's heart.                                                                                                    





I think this book was great however it is only suitable for older audiences.

Bianca finds herself in a sticky situation. Her mum is still gone and Wesley is calling her the DUFF. As her friends party and dance Bianca sits at the bar talking to Joe the bartender when one day everything changes... But for better or for worse? 

Find out what happens to Bianca by clicking this link :) 



Saturday, 28 February 2015

The Butterfly Club By Jacqueline Wilson




                                                              What It's Like To Be A Triplet
                                                                                  by Tina


'1.Being a triplet is the best!

2.It usually means you look identical-but I'm much smaller than my sisters,Maddie and Phil.

3.It means you always have someone to look after you.When the boys in our class are playing             roughly,Maddie and Phil protect me so I don't get hurt.

4.It means you can ask for help with your homework.Maddie and Phil are good at lessons,but I never ever get a gold star.

5.It means you stick together in class-until a scary teacher like Miss Lovejoy separates you!

6.It means you do everything together.But now Miss Lovejoy has asked me to create a special butterfly garden in the school playground.My sisters aren't allowed to join in-It's just me and scary,bossy bully Selma...





This book was all about friendship,three sisters and a big bully called Selma.My favourite character was Tina because everybody thinks she's to weak to do anything but she proves them wrong,when Tina is chosen to make the butterfly garden she shows she is strong enough to not only make try and make the butterfly garden but spend every time with bossy bully Selma. How will she survive?
Find out by clicking the link below!
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Butterfly-Club-Jacqueline-Wilson/dp/0857533177/ref=sr_1_1/275-5588939-7341529?ie=UTF8&qid=1425147463&sr=8-1&keywords=the+butterfly+club

Monday, 23 February 2015

A Memory Of Violets Hazel Gaynor



'In 1929, twenty-year-old Tilly Harper leaves the peace and beauty of her native Lake District for London to become assistant housemother at one of Mr.Shaw's Training Homes for Watercress and Flower girls.For years,the homes have cared for London's flower girls-orphaned and crippled children who live on the grimy streets and sell posies of violets and watercress to survive.
Soon she arrives at the home,Tilly finds a diary written by and orphan named Florrie-a young Irish flower girl who died of a broken heart after she and her sister,Rosie,were separated.Moved by Florries pain and all that she had endured in her brief life,Tilly sets out to discover what happened to Rosie.Full of twists and surprises,Tilly's search leads the caring and determined young woman into unexpected places,including the depths of her own heart.'


In this book my personal favourite character was Tilly as she was kind, friendly and brave.I think she is an amazing role model for anyone.This book is full of twits and surprises and will make you cry like a baby. Amazing work by Hazel Gaynor i would defiantly recommend this book to anyone.click here to buy the book on amazon.