Wolf Wilder is a story about trust, love and companionship. Feodora lives in the snowy forests of Russia with her mother and a nearby pack of wolves. They are Wolf Wilders who train tame wolves to fend for themselves. One day a pregnant wolf with a cub is brought to them and everything changes. Feo must go on the run, and along with her canine friends, attempt to rescue her mother from a Russian army prison. I would recommend this book to somebody who likes animals and a good adventure.

This is a short book suitable for reluctant readers and fans of DC superheroes. It is a funny story about Batman and his sidekick Robin, who chase and fight the criminal Harley Quinn with her spinning top hat weapon. She catches Batman in the hat who becomes dizzy and then tries to trap Robin in a massive bridal veil. Are they able to defeat Harley Quinn and win the hat as a trophy for their Batcave?

This is a really good book is about a boy named Archie and his friend called ‘Mouse’. When Archie, falls off his bike and bumps his head, he finds his idol, a famous footballer, standing in front of him. The footballer grants him nine wishes. What would happen if he wished for a unicorn? What would happen if every grown up told the truth? And what would happen if he wished for thousands of stickers, the most in the world? Read the book to find out!

This book (for much older readers) follows a man in his early twenties as he navigates life in his elite New England college, where he is taken under the wing of a group of eccentric classics students. However, as he gets to know these people more and becomes accustomed to their strange way of life, how far can he push normal morality before it catches up with him?

I’m sorry to say that this is a very unpleasant book about three young Baudelaire orphans, who sadly lost both their parents in a huge fire. They are taken away by the bank manger Mr Poe, who always has a cough. Mr Poe takes them everywhere, from a lake with man-eating leeches to a lumbermill and a city infested with crows. However, all this is no use, because the notorious villain Count Olaf always manages to find them, each time with a cunning new plan to steal their inherited fortune.

If you enjoyed the Hunger Games, why not go back to the beginning. The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes tells the story of eighteen-year-old Coriolanus Snow who is a mentor in the tenth annual Hunger Games. He is the mentor of Lucy Gray Baird, a girl from district 12, considered the lowest of the low. Their fates are intertwined. When all the odds are against them who knows if they will succeed. Who knows who’ll be the last one standing. This book is full of friendship, authority, betrayal, and thrills.

I would recommend the Society for Soulless girls to anyone who likes supernatural mysteries. It is about two room mates called Alice and Lottie, who try to uncover the secret about the infamous north tower killings at Carvell College, where four students lost their lives. They must overcome surprising challenges and defeat an unknown evil, before the school is closed down and they run out of time.

If you are looking for a book series which is an exciting romantic adventure, with a touch of fantasy mixed in, then this is the series for you!

This story inspired me with the idea of being a leader and supporting the choices of the ones you love. The main character, Harper, shows you how something which seems to be terrible and hopeless can actually be what brings you to your big and meaningful destiny.

The Curse Breaker series gives you the perspectives of four different individuals, telling one story in many different views and ways.

The first book is a Curse So Dark and Lonely. I would also highly recommend other books by Brigid Kemmerer.

Shatter Me is the story of a young 17-year-old girl whose curse has always affected her. Her touch is lethal. The story has a love triangle and shows what a lifetime of bullying can do. She will need to overcome her past in order to be strong for the future. She’s finally discovering a strength to fight back for the first time, and to find a future with the boy she thought she lost forever.

If you like crafting, doodles and never-ending humour this book is for you. Tom is looking forward to the end of term when he is going on holiday with his family to the ‘Pine Trees Riviera’. But with his sister Delia never smiling and the campsite they are staying on being the most boring ever, he struggles to keep himself entertained and out of trouble. This is a book for people who need a laugh.