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>> BOOK BITES 17/08/2010
New books for Twilight fansIf you want to move on from Twilight, there are some great series out there. Look out for Crescendo, the follow-up to Hush Hush, in October, and Torment, which follows on from Fallen, in September. 10/08/2010
New Darren Shan seriesAuthor Darren Shan has returned to his first hit series, The Saga of Darren Shan, with The Saga of Larten Crepsley, a series about the outcast vampire. Birth of a Killer is the first book and is published on 30th September.27/07/2010
The Hunger Games trilogy endsThe final part in Suzanne Collins' Hunger Games trilogy (Simon & Schuster) is being kept firmly under wraps but all will be revealed on 25th August - we can't wait! Click on the cover to read an extract from book 1, The Hunger Games.13/04/2010
New Vampire Diaries storiesAuthor LJ Smith has promised three new Vampire Diaries stories. The books are a prequel to the Vampire Diaries series and the first, Stefans Diaries, will be published in November.08/04/2010
New Darren Shan stand-alone novelLook out for The Thin Executioner, Darren Shan's new novel, which is published on 29th April. Unlike his previous books, this is a stand-alone novel.13/08/2009
Ross Kemp's Ganglands for teensRoss Kemp, who plays Grant Mitchell in East Enders, is publishing his Ganglands titles for teen readers. Ganglands: Brazil is published by Puffin this month and is based on his Sky One TV series.09/08/2009
The Hunger Games sequelWe loved The Hunger Games, it's original, moving and shocking, and the second book in the series has just been published - Catching Fire.17/03/2009
Mortal Engines prequelPhilip Reeve has written a prequel to his epic Mortal Engines quartet, Fever Crumb, which will be published by Scholastic in May. Fever Crumb is set a generation before the events of Mortal Engines, when cities are just beginning to devour each other.... |
Lies:
In Michael Grant's LIES, everyone over the age of 15 has disappeared and the children of Perdido...
Stolen, This book takes patience to really enjoy it. The story line is slow to start but once you get into...
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