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This offers lively, illustrated fact-finding about animals’ unusual abilities, habitats and survival. It suits browsing and dipping in, while its dense presentation may make sustained independent reading more demanding.
Pete Johnson
A comic family-and-school story about a child navigating ambitious parents, a new school and competing ideas about attention. Its main appeal is the child’s perspective on adult expectations and the awkward question of whether independence can become neglect.
Philip Ridley
A comic adventure about an underestimated child confronting a frightening threat, while the adults and children around him face the consequences of past choices. Its imaginative monster story also explores belonging, courage and changing relationships.
Stephanie Blake
Expect a quick, joke-led read built around repetition, animal characters and toilet humour. The visual style is bold and simple, while the plot uses a wolf encounter and a comic reversal.
Dara O Briain
No reliable judgement about its reading experience can be made yet.
Swapna Haddow
Expect energetic science learning through comic dilemmas, illustrations, experiments and short factual explanations. The book offers hands-on routes into physics, including light, electromagnets, compasses, telephones and periscopes.
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