Fluttering Butterflies

Oh I adored A Semi-Definitive List of Worst Nightmares by Krystal Sutherland.  Adored it.  And it was such a surprise of a book too.  You ...

I downloaded One Italian Summer by Keris Stainton off Netgalley awhile back and after mentioning it on Twitter, I got a message from the a...

Earlier this year I finally read Looking For JJ, the first book by Anne Cassidy about child killer, Jennifer Jones. I thought that book wa...

I'm incredibly pleased to be sharing with you today an interview with Lydia Syson, the author of three historical YA novels including Li...

Liberty's Fire by Lydia Syson is another really fascinating, exciting and emotional story by one of my favourite recent authors. It...

I would like to regularly shine a light on some amazing UKYA authors! Today I would very much like to shine a spotlight on one of m...

I would like to regularly shine a light on some amazing UKYA authors. I hope you enjoy this new feature! Sally Gardner is the a...

I was quite pleasantly surprised by Say Her Name by James Dawson. I'll admit, I did go into this book hoping that it would scare the p...

I recently won a Twitter competition in which @UnlockedBooks were giving away their three special Valentine's Day-themed e-novellas. I w...

Last year, I read Fearsome Dreamer, a debut book by UKYA author, Laure Eve. And it was incredible. It was a book that was pretty hard to def...

Guest review by Kulsuma The synopsis for Red Ink by Julie Mayhew is great. Fifteen year old Melon’s mother is killed when she is run ov...

Secrets and Sapphires is the first book in a new series called 'At Somerton' by Leila Rasheed.  It's been billed as 'Gossi...

I'm absolutely surprised and blown away by A World Between Us by Lydia Syson! I'd only been vaguely aware of this book previous to...