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This is a morally charged sequel about changing the past, resisting powerful institutions and deciding what scientific progress may cost. Its strongest appeal is the combination of speculative ideas, family loyalty, ethical conflict and uneasy attraction.

A tense, emotionally serious science-fiction mystery about desperate choices, hidden exploitation and sibling love. Its strongest appeal is the combination of a threatening facility, ethical questions and contrasting prose and poetry voices.

This offers a contained lunar mystery with clues, suspects, suspense and humour. Its appeal lies in Dash’s investigation, the unusual space setting and the contrast between boredom, danger and intellectual challenge.

This is a thought-provoking dystopian story about two apprentices learning to carry out sanctioned killings in a world where people otherwise do not die. Its central tension comes from competing ideas about duty, compassion, mortality and power.

This is a comic robot adventure about Alfie and Eric’s friendship, with a serious emotional thread beneath the action.

A lively school story about rebuilding friendships while organising to save a much-loved library. It offers humour, urgency and a strong sense of libraries as welcoming places for different interests and activities.

A suspenseful mystery about a child pursuing truth while separated from her family. Its science-fiction ideas sit alongside friendship, courage and self-discovery, with a hopeful emotional thread reported alongside danger and uncertainty.

This is an emotionally serious, discussion-rich story about a child facing a serious heart problem and a radical, risky proposed treatment. Its strongest offering is access to Cameron’s viewpoint while he weighs personal, family and social pressures.

Expect a brisk puzzle mystery driven by clues, red herrings and shifting suspicions. Avery must navigate an unfamiliar wealthy family while trying to understand why she received the inheritance.

A tense, emotionally serious survival story follows Ade through a collapsing city while his mother withdraws and neighbours become an unexpected support network. Its strongest offering is a child-centred exploration of vulnerability, responsibility and collective care.

This is a prescriptive guide to Christian character and everyday conduct. It covers inner religious life alongside behaviour towards family, friends and others, including speech and table manners.

A school mystery about a child under social pressure, with a new friendship helping him investigate an accusation. Humour sits alongside bullying, prejudice, moral choices and family conversations about religion and values.

A brisk teen crime story whose strongest element appears to be its four contrasting characters. The heist supplies suspense, while shifting viewpoints invite attention to motives, loyalties and changing views of one another.