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David Lubar
Expect a character-led coming-of-age story rather than an action thriller: Cliff’s friendships, creative ambitions, family pressures and attraction to Jillian unfold through witty, self-aware narration.
Matt Faulkner
This is a visually told historical story about a young person treated as an outsider both outside and inside an internment camp. Its strongest offering is a personal route into prejudice, citizenship and belonging.
Tom Palmer
A football-centred route into First World War history, this is an emotionally direct story about ambition, enlistment and survival. Its accessible presentation may support readers who want a gripping historical novel without dense prose.
Jo Empson
A visually led story about individuality, creativity and loss. Rabbit’s disappearance is followed by sadness, discovery and renewed music and colour, offering a gentle but potentially ambiguous way into conversations about someone no longer being present.
Stephen Shaskan
A silly contest between Pizza and Taco turns food preferences into a question of friendship and winning. Its very short, joke-driven structure and visual presentation may suit shared reading and repeated participation.
Michael Rosen and Helen Oxenbury
This is chiefly a shared, performative reading experience: the repeated refrain and playful sounds make participation easy, while the outward journey builds anticipation before the family’s fast return.
Robert Arthur
Expect a brisk, contained detective adventure: the trio investigate sabotage while storms, an abandoned amusement park, a phantom and possible pirate treasure keep suspicion active. Its pleasure lies in clue-flow, collaboration and atmosphere, not dense psychology.
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