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The class book review: Horace and Harriet Take on the Town by Clare Elsom
An uproarious adventure with magic at its heart
23 March 2018
The science of all-girls’ schools equals success
Female students make more diverse subject choices in a single-sex environment
13 October 2017
Finding the fishnappers: the class book review
This comic fantasy about mermaids, talking seahorses and vicious piranhas will appeal to anyone between the ages of 7 and 20, our reviewers say
6 August 2017
‘The James Bond of the rabbit world’: the class book review
This action-packed children’s adventure, written by romance novelist Santa Montefiore and her historian husband, Simon Sebag Montefiore, thrilled some of our reviewers, but bored others
21 October 2016
‘Just when I thought it was all over, something else breathtaking happened’: the class book review
With shape-shifting ghouls, perilous adventures and the occasional repurposed colander, The Crooked Sixpence had our readers reviewing from the edge of their seats
2 September 2016
‘It’s a real thriller if you know your Greek gods. If you don’t, it can get very confusing and slightly boring’: the class book review
The first book in a new series from Percy Jackson author Rick Riordan is funny and action-packed, but assumes prior knowledge of Greek mythology. The author really ought to broaden his vocabulary, too, our reviewers say
8 July 2016