Welcome to our Review Crew pages. This is where our super team of teen reviewers will share their thoughts on new and upcoming books and chat about their favourite reads.
Chosen from over 100 applicants, our review crew are creative, enthusiastic and passionate about books. If you are looking for your next read, why not find inspiration from their recommendations?
Alex Rider: Nightshade by Anthony Horowitz, reviewed by Ben
Nightshade is the most recent book of the Alex Rider series, a wildly popular set of books set on a ...
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All the Money in the World by Sarah Moore Fitzgerald, reviewed by Isobel
This is a heart-warming story about social status, privilege and identity. The moral being: Don’t be ashamed of where you ...
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Hide and Seek by Robin Scott-Elliot, reviewed by James
Hide and Seek is a thought-provoking book about Amelie, a Jewish French girl who witnesses her family being taken away ...
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The Five Clues (Don’t Doubt The Rainbow 1) by Anthony Kessel, reviewed by Laura-May
Edie is distraught after her mums death however at the stone setting she finds a clue! And with it a ...
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All the Money in the World by Sarah Moore Fitzgerald, reviewed by Abi
All the Money in the World focuses on fifteen-year-old Penny and her struggle to remain true to herself following a ...
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The Upper World by Femi Fadugba, reviewed by Torrin
The Upper World is the stunning debut from Femi Fadugba. Interstellar meets Attack the Block in a head on collision ...
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Hold Back the Tide by Melinda Salisbury, reviewed by Laura-May
It was bone-chillingly wonderful. A sense of quiet dread fills you up as you follow the characters along their journey! ...
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House of Hollow by Krystal Sutherland, reviewed by Sophie
This book is a mystery that will capture your attention as the bond between the three Hollow sisters Grey, Vivi ...
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A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder by Holly Jackson, reviewed by Isobel
This book is a dark and engaging mystery novel with plenty of suspense, well developed characters, and moments of extreme ...
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Don’t Doubt the Rainbow: The Five Clues by Anthony Kessel, reviewed by Alex
One year after Edie Marbles mum dies in a devastating train accident, Edie finds a letter in the pocket of ...
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