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‘Supa Nova’ by Chanté Timothy is a fun grpahic novel for young middle grade readers that aims to entice them to discover the joys of science

Christopher Edge returns to the ‘Escape Room’ with ‘Game Zero.’ Eden finds herself inside a computer game. She needs to defeat challenges and puzzles to escape, but what if she dies inside the game?

‘Choose Your Own Evolution’ offers an irresistible journey of natural selection. A multi-pathway book where YOU make the decisions and find out what sort of creature you’ve become!

‘Bee Speaker’ is the third novel in Adrian Tchaikovsky’s excellent ‘Dogs of War’ series. Once again a thrilling and thought-inducing read.

‘The Malevolent Eight’ is the sequel to Sebastien de Castell’s ‘The Malevolent Seven’ and once agin delivers wise-cracking anti-hero hijinks!

Mix Agatha Christie with ‘The Hunger Games’ and you get ‘Then There Was One’ by Wendy Cross, a smart SciFi thriller for Young Adult readers.

‘Factopia’ is back, and this time it’s EPIC! It contains 400 hundred whopping great facts for children to marvel at, all linked in a continuous chain.

‘Shrapnel Boys’ by Jenny Pearson is a pitch-perfect children’s WW2 novel that looks at small scale conflicts in a city under bombardment.

‘Time Shelter’ by Georgi Gospodinov is a prizewinning novel that examines the allure of the past and perils of hankering after it.

‘The Burning Stones’ is the new Scandi crime novel written by the author of the ‘Rabbit Factor’ books. Once gain we have a humorous but compelling mystery on our hands.

‘Down in the Sea of Angels’ by Khan Wong is a warm science fiction tale that examines the power of history and the strength of humanity.

‘Under a Fire-Red Sky’ by Geraldine McCaughrean is children’s World War 2 fiction of the very highest order.

Follow up to ‘I am Wolf,’ ‘I am Raven’ by Alastair Chisholm delivers an implacable post-apocalyptic enemy to confront the young crew of Cub

The ‘Violence of Sound’ is the latest novel by Jeff Wheeler, the Wall Street Journal bestselling author of over 40 novels set in several different worlds including Muirwood, Kingsfountain, and even our modern world. It is the second novel in the ‘Invisible College’ Series.

‘The Other People’ by C.B. Everett is a smart ‘And Then There Were None” style thriller with a dark twist.

‘Space Brooms’ by A.G. Rodriguez is a found family Solar System adventure. Full of heart, laughs and alien gangsters.

‘All Better Now’ by Neal Shusterman asks what the world would do if there was a pandemic of happiness?

‘Blacklight Born’ concludes the ‘Combat Codes’ trilogy. Books that punch hard both emotionally and in their awesome fight scenes.