Top New Picks in Our May Book Club!
Our May Book Club has finally arrived, and we’ve got some brilliant new spring reads for your children, whatever their age or interest! You can browse the selection online or, if you’re a teacher, you can set up a school group order and run a book club for your class – take a look here for all the information you need.
Whenever we begin a new book club, we always try and include the best and most exciting new releases, as well as classic picks from favourite authors. To help you narrow down your wishlist, we’ve put together our six favourite new books in this club – sorted by mini (0-7 years), XD (7-11 years) and teen (11+).
Mini – 0-7 years
The Best Pirate
by Sue MongredienCan the smallest pirate be the best pirate? Find out in this sweet and funny picture book, which comes with lots of lovely playtime extras. Perfect if you’re small – but also really useful! |
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XD – 7-11 years
Tom Gates Super Good Skills
by Liz PichonThe new Tom Gates book has FINALLY arrived, and you can save £5 by pre-ordering it now. Tom, Delia and the whole Gates family are off on holiday to the most boring campsite ever. How will Tom avoid dying of the yawns? Well, LUCKILY your favourite creative genius hero has come up with a totally AMAZING book of holiday stuff to do! |
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Teen – 11+
The Bubble Boy
by Stewart FosterEver get bored of the view from your life? Joe only has one view from his hospital room. Beeping machines, London rooftops. It might as well be a prison. Joe never gets out. Hardly anyone ever gets in. His world is a sealed bubble. Until now… |
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