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|title=The Werewolf and the Ibis (Something Wickedly Weird) |sort= Werewolf and the Ibis (Something Wickedly Weird)

|title=Adventure Island: The Mystery of the Whistling Caves ...nture story for boys or girls with a hint of a Blyton-style mystery set in the modern day.

|summary=A book filled with menace and fear that grips you hard from the opening lines and doesn't let go. Absolutely superb. ...heir bodies could go into amplification, causing them to turn. People stay indoors, stop meeting in crowds, and conduct most of their lives online.

|summary=A good way to while away half an hour in the company of a classic text, but this comic version could still be a lot bett ...of Marcia Williams. Bear with us and see how the new version compares to the original.

...rip won't be without its problems. This is a funny travelogue told through the eyes of an acutely observant teen. ...on a school exchange. The romance, the glamour, the ''je ne sais quoi'' of the city that never sleeps. She just knows she's going to have a fabulous time.

|title=The Christmas Doll (The Repair Shop Stories) |sort=Christmas Doll (The Repair Shop Stories)

|summary=A strikingly different kind of story compared to the first in the series, this should still appeal to many with its brisk, humorous narrative ...ts-based competition to hand, but now that Charlie has dropped his team in the proverbial, they're once more really up against it…

|title= This is Not the Jess Show ...ing to her in strange ways sometimes. Is there something going on beneath the surface of Jess' life?

...eally is no other way of explaining it...) First up, a frog, who presents the counter arguments to dog ownership and then makes his own case, adding that ...ght ''just'' give you a hint as to the truth. He's prepared to try living indoors, but only for three days a week: Lucy's sorry, but she was really looking f

|summary=Enter a world very much like our own, but in which the vast majority of people can no longer sleep. How long will it take society ...what would happen if we all missed five nights of sleep? If you end up in the land of Nod, we are all in trouble.

...we'll tell you about what we've been reading at Bookbag and any news from the site. We promise never to pass your details on to anyone else. In fact... w ...an find our review of it, and all the other Richard and Judy books here on the site.

|title=National Trust: Go Wild in the Woods |summary=For if you want to live in the wilderness for any length of time, as opposed to merely watching it on TV.

...e selections from the Royal town's press itself make a great eye-opener to the complaints and complainants of Kent. ...ow to hang the Union Flag correctly. And a bus shelter was installed near the War Memorial – who knew such a thing would have been a priority in 1943?

|title=The Nature Explorer's Scrapbook ...is is a book which will keep you or your child occupied for a short time - the is an activity book to work at and treasure. It will give focus to trips o

|title= Thomas Hardy: The Time-Torn Man ...A biography of the Victorian novelist who gave up prose and became one of the most renowned of early 20th century poets.

|title=The Interview: Bookbag Talks To Annie Ingram ..., teen-agers and adults with smiles on their faces as they chuckle away at the antics of a crazy girl and her wee pooch.

|title=The Rough Guide to Graphic Novels ...– even with its own exclusive example. It should go a great way to making the format more well known, and, more importantly, well-read.

|title=The Interview: Bookbag Talks To Francis Bennett ...ber Stories]]- a book of coming-of-age short stories set on Long Island in the nineteen-fifties - and we had plenty to talk about when Francis Bennett pop

|summary=''This isn't a diet book. The last thing anyone needs is another diet book.'' ...much the same way as drugs like heroin and cocaine. Does that sound over the top? Well, it isn't.