Book of the month archive

The final book in the Fayz series will more than satisfy the high expectations of the many fans of Michael Grant's addictive saga.

Indigo has a soft spot for lost causes, so when she meets Suzie, she decides to take her under her wing. Yet as Suzie's life improves, Indigo's seems to fall apart around her.

Camille is longing for the perfect boyfriend - and her best friend Zoe has a rather unusual plan to bring her dream boy to life.

Long ago in a German town, Klaus, the tooth-puller’s boy, sees his master steal a diamond from the teeth of a dead man in the wicked Frau Drecht’s lodging house.

Popular author Maggie Stiefvater is in top form in what is arguably her most complex and ambitious book to date, and the first in a magical new series. 

Combining conspiracy theory and dystopia, this hugely original novel is set in an alternate 1950s in which Britain is dominated by the ruthlessly oppressive forces of The Motherland.

What if playing computer games could help you save the world?

Lying forgotten on top of a wardrobe at the Archway Young Offenders institution is a notebook. Inside its pages, the notorious Emily Koll reveals the story she has refused to tell anyone, even her psychiatrist - the truth about the crime she committed, and why she did what she did to her best friend, Juliet.

Fifteen-year-old Willo has been left alone in the freezing and snow covered hills that have been his home for years.

Seren is 14, passionate to support the various branches of her stepfamily, and has a great talent for putting her foot in it!

'Can I have some gore?' Oliver Twist is given a supernatural spin in this vivid reimagining of Dickens’ novel.

This beautiful book is written in verse and captures 13-year-old Kasienka’s emotions and experiences perfectly

Skilful characterisation, gothic locations and plenty of humour combine to create an addictive read

Back in the early 1980s, Robert Jacklin doesn't want to move to the newly independent Zimbabwe with his parents, nor does he want to be shipped off to boarding school.

A blood-curdling murder story set in Leicester’s Asian community where family honour seems sometimes to count for more than family love