Review – Milked by Lisa Doyle
By and large, Amanda Keane makes pretty good decisions. Okay, she might not have the best taste in men, but she’s got great friends, a good...
Review – The Dreamsnatcher by Abi Elphinstone
Twelve-year-old Molly Pecksniff wakes one night in the middle of the forest, lured there by a recurring nightmare – the one with the drums and the...
Review – Trouble by Non Pratt
Hannah’s smart and funny … she’s also fifteen and pregnant. Aaron is new at school and doesn’t want to attract attention. So why does he offer...
Weekly Tales – 14/12/2014
Welcome to my weekly wrap up on Tales Of Yesterday where I share what I have been reading this week, what books I have bought or have been privileged...
Tales Events – Meeting E Lockhart
Last Friday, the 5th December, I had the absolute privilege of meeting the wonderful E Lockhart at Waterstones Birmingham High Street who were hosting the event...
Weekly Tales – 07/12/2014
Welcome to my weekly wrap up on Tales Of Yesterday where I share what I have been reading this week, what books I have bought or have been privileged to have...
Tales Post – Do Songs Influence UKYA Books?
Last week there was a fab article in the Guardian about top 10 songs in teen novels and how music has influenced or featured in...
Tales Post – Thank You Quercus Books
This week my sons school had some very happy children! Following Piers Torday winning the Guardians Children’s...
Review – Petit Four by Various Authors Edited by Lucie Simone
Cake is often a major part of life’s celebrations, both big and small. From birthdays to wedding days, cake, in all its delectable concoctions, marks...
Tales Tag – Winter Wonderland
Tales Of Yesterday has been tagged by Books for Birds to complete a Winter Wonderland Book Tag to answer winter book questions. Here goes…. 1. What book is so happy and sweet...
